Adaptive decision-making often requires one to infer unobservable states based on incomplete information. Bayesian logic prescribes that individuals should do so by estimating the posterior ...
Estimating the direction of motion of an object is arguably one of the most ubiquitous tasks. Whether it is to catch a ball, cross a busy street, or make sure that your toddler does not run into ...
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