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在卷积神经网络中,信心和准确性之间的类似人类分离

Medha Shekhar1, Dobromir Rahnev1

  • 1School of Psychology, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA.

bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology
|February 14, 2024
PubMed
概括

人工神经网络 (ANN) 在刺激能量被操纵时表现出类似于人类的信心准确度解离. 这些ANN表明,低级信号和方差变化,而不是认知启发式,可以解释这些影响在人类和机器.

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人工神经网络的人工神经网络信心 信心 信心 信心 信心感知决策 感知决策视觉元认知 (Visual Metacognition) 是指视觉元认知 (Visual Metacognition) 是指视觉元认知 (Visual Metacognition) 是指视觉元认知 (Visual Metacognition) 是指视觉元认知 (Visual Metacognition) 是指视觉元认知 (Visual Metacognition) 是指视觉元认知 (Visual Metacognition) 是指视觉元认知 (Visual Metacognition) 是指视觉元认知 (Visual Metacognition) 是指

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