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Contextual Information Allocation in Shared-State Cognitive Models: An Information-Theoretic Bound
Context-sensitive behavior can be modeled by enriching an internal state, by allowing a response rule to access context directly, or by preserving a shared state while introducing an auxiliary criterion or control variable. This paper isolates an information-theoretic constraint on the third archite
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