AIMC Topic: Choice Behavior

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Using recurrent neural network to estimate irreducible stochasticity in human choice behavior.

eLife
Theoretical computational models are widely used to describe latent cognitive processes. However, these models do not equally explain data across participants, with some individuals showing a bigger predictive gap than others. In the current study, w...

Influence of a robotic companion on women's food choices: Evidence from an imaginary task.

Applied psychology. Health and well-being
Previous research has demonstrated the influence of commensal dining between humans on food choices, whereas we conducted two studies to examine how the presence of a robot might influence people's choices between meat-heavy and vegetable-forward mea...

The consequences of AI training on human decision-making.

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
AI is now an integral part of everyday decision-making, assisting us in both routine and high-stakes choices. These AI models often learn from human behavior, assuming this training data is unbiased. However, we report five studies that show that peo...

Autoshaped impulsivity: Some explorations with a neural network model.

Behavioural processes
This study evaluated the effect of delay and magnitude of reinforcement in Pavlovian contingencies, extending the understanding of the phenomenon of autoshaped impulsivity as described in Alcalá's thesis (2017) and Burgos and García-Leal (2015). The ...

Modelling dataset bias in machine-learned theories of economic decision-making.

Nature human behaviour
Normative and descriptive models have long vied to explain and predict human risky choices, such as those between goods or gambles. A recent study reported the discovery of a new, more accurate model of human decision-making by training neural networ...

Harnessing the flexibility of neural networks to predict dynamic theoretical parameters underlying human choice behavior.

PLoS computational biology
Reinforcement learning (RL) models are used extensively to study human behavior. These rely on normative models of behavior and stress interpretability over predictive capabilities. More recently, neural network models have emerged as a descriptive m...

Recurrent networks endowed with structural priors explain suboptimal animal behavior.

Current biology : CB
The strategies found by animals facing a new task are determined both by individual experience and by structural priors evolved to leverage the statistics of natural environments. Rats quickly learn to capitalize on the trial sequence correlations of...

Goals, usefulness and abstraction in value-based choice.

Trends in cognitive sciences
Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar, while on the run, purportedly burned two million dollars in banknotes to keep his daughter warm. A stark reminder that, in life, circumstances and goals can quickly change, forcing us to reassess and modify our valu...

Flexible control as surrogate reward or dynamic reward maximization.

Cognition
The utility of a given experience, like interacting with a particular friend or tasting a particular food, fluctuates continually according to homeostatic and hedonic principles. Consequently, to maximize reward, an individual must be able to escape ...

Materials In Paintings (MIP): An interdisciplinary dataset for perception, art history, and computer vision.

PloS one
In this paper, we capture and explore the painterly depictions of materials to enable the study of depiction and perception of materials through the artists' eye. We annotated a dataset of 19k paintings with 200k+ bounding boxes from which polygon se...