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1	Creating a More Natural Multidimensional Category Zivot, Matthew 01 January 2009 (has links) (PDF) Three experiments examined category creation with no feedback and minimal feedback by using modeling to determine number of dimensions subjects attended to. In the first experiment, subjects were shown a series of two-dimensional objects with no training and no feedback and asked to categorize the stimuli. Subjects in experiment 1 mostly attended to one dimension. In the second experiment, subjects shown similar two-dimensional stimuli but were given minimal feedback. Significantly more subjects in experiment 2 attended to both dimensions. In the third experiment, subjects were trained on three related two-dimensional categories and then asked to categorize four. Performance in experiment 3 was similar to that of experiment 1, where subjects mainly attended to 1 dimension. These findings indicate that a more natural feedback structure would help subjects create categories that resemble those used in everyday life. Category Construction Modeling Psychology
2	The Influence of Stimulus Structure and Relational Information on Category Construction and Deconstruction Doan, Charles A. January 2014 (has links) No description available. Cognitive Psychology Experimental Psychology Information Science Quantitative Psychology category representational information prototype stimulus structure category construction category deconstruction
3	Connecting Unsupervised and Supervised Categorization Behavior from a Parainformative Perspective Doan, Charles A. 12 June 2018 (has links) No description available. Behavioral Sciences Cognitive Psychology Experimental Psychology Information Science categorization concept learning unsupervised learning supervised learning information representational information invariance categorical invariance category construction parainformative

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