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+ | **Adaptable History Biases in Human Perceptual Decisions** \\ Abrahamyan, A., Silva L. L., Dakin S. C., Carandini M., Gardner J. L. (2016) \\ Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), In Press. | ||
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+ | Figure 3. **Quantifying choice-history biases.** **A, B, C:** Choice-history and contrast weights of probabilistic choice model averaged across subjects for data collected across diverse demographics at RIKEN (**A**), Stanford (**B**) and UCL (**C**). Error bars are bootstrapped SEM. **D:** Success and failure biases of individual subjects colored according to whether subjects had (or were in the process of obtaining) a PhD (red, large dot is mean across these subjects) or not (orange). Example subjects from previous figures are indicated. Error bars are SEM. | ||