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The characteristics of the stimuli used in an experiment critically determine the theoretical
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BC Armstrong, CE Watson, DC Plaut - 2012 - researchgate.net
The characteristics of the stimuli used in an experiment critically determine the theoretical
questions the experiment can address. Yet there is relatively little methodological support for …
questions the experiment can address. Yet there is relatively little methodological support for …
[PDF][PDF] SOS! An algorithm and software for the stochastic optimization of stimuli
BC Armstrong, CE Watson, DC Plaut - 2012 - blairarmstrong.net
The characteristics of the stimuli used in an experiment critically determine the theoretical
questions the experiment can address. Yet there is relatively little methodological support for …
questions the experiment can address. Yet there is relatively little methodological support for …
SOS! An algorithm and software for the stochastic optimization of stimuli.
B Armstrong, C Watson, D Plaut - Behavior Research …, 2012 - search.ebscohost.com
The characteristics of the stimuli used in an experiment critically determine the theoretical
questions the experiment can address. Yet there is relatively little methodological support for …
questions the experiment can address. Yet there is relatively little methodological support for …
[PDF][PDF] SOS! An algorithm and software for the stochastic optimization of stimuli
BC Armstrong, CE Watson, DC Plaut - 2012 - cnbc.cmu.edu
The characteristics of the stimuli used in an experiment critically determine the theoretical
questions the experiment can address. Yet there is relatively little methodological support for …
questions the experiment can address. Yet there is relatively little methodological support for …
SOS! An algorithm and software for the stochastic optimization of stimuli
BC Armstrong, CE Watson, DC Plaut - Behavior Research Methods, 2012 - infona.pl
The characteristics of the stimuli used in an experiment critically determine the theoretical
questions the experiment can address. Yet there is relatively little methodological support for …
questions the experiment can address. Yet there is relatively little methodological support for …
SOS! An algorithm and software for the stochastic optimization of stimuli.
BC Armstrong, CE Watson, D Plaut - kilthub.cmu.edu
The characteristics of the stimuli used in an experiment critically determine the theoretical
questions the experiment can address. Yet there is relatively little methodological support for …
questions the experiment can address. Yet there is relatively little methodological support for …
SOS! An algorithm and software for the stochastic optimization of stimuli.
BC Armstrong, CE Watson, DC Plaut - Behavior Research Methods, 2012 - europepmc.org
The characteristics of the stimuli used in an experiment critically determine the theoretical
questions the experiment can address. Yet there is relatively little methodological support for …
questions the experiment can address. Yet there is relatively little methodological support for …
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BC Armstrong, CE Watson, DC Plaut - 2012 - cnbc.cmu.edu
The characteristics of the stimuli used in an experiment critically determine the theoretical
questions the experiment can address. Yet there is relatively little methodological support for …
questions the experiment can address. Yet there is relatively little methodological support for …