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Katarina Begus

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Knowledge representation and reasoningAutonomous agents and multiagent systems

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|Sep 06, 2024

Infants evaluate informativeness of evidence and predict causal events as revealed in theta oscillations and predictive looking.

Katarina Begus, Elizabeth Bonawitz

|Nov 19, 2020

Infants understand collaboration: Neural evidence for 9-month-olds' attribution of shared goals to coordinated joint actions.

Katarina Begus, Arianna Curioni, Guenther Knoblich

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