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This paper presents a computational model of the way humans inductively identify and aggregate concepts from the low‐level stimuli they are exposed to. Based on the idea that humans tend to select the simplest structures, it implements a dynamic hierarchical chunking mechanism in which the decision whether to create a new chunk is based on an information‐theoretic criterion, the Minimum Description...
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