Inferring Unobserved Category Features With Causal Knowledge

Inferring Unobserved Category Features With Causal Knowledge (2002)

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by Bob Rehder Bob , Russell C. Burnett

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@INPROCEEDINGS{Bob02inferringunobserved,
    author = {Bob Rehder Bob and Russell C. Burnett},
    title = {Inferring Unobserved Category Features With Causal Knowledge},
    booktitle = {In},
    year = {2002},
    pages = {774--779}
}

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Abstract

One central function of categories is to allow people to infer the presence of features that cannot be directly observed.

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