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A Principled Framework for Individual Differences in Neural Networks
Computational modeling is a widely employed method in characterizing individual differences in cognitive mechanisms. However, as cognitive science increasingly turns to complex sequence models, like recurrent neural networks (RNNs), it remains an open question whether and how existing methods for mo
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