Task-specific preferences guide forward planning in sequential decision-making
Everyday problems often require choosing among actions with different future consequences, even though fully evaluating those consequences is often computationally infeasible. The human brain is remarkable in its ability to solve such complex problems efficiently. In this paper, we hypothesize that this capacity arises from a principle inspired by Bayesian accounts of perception and sensorimotor…
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