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Rachel F Heaton

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Lie groups, harmonic and Fourier analysisEvolutionary computation

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|Mar 16, 2026

Correlations without causation do not support claims of human-LLM reasoning alignment.

Ivan I Vankov, Federico Adolfi, Rachel F Heaton

|Nov 10, 2025

From basic affordances to symbolic thought: A computational phylogenesis of biological intelligence.

John E Hummel, Rachel F Heaton

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