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Spontaneous meta-learning of efficient problem-solving algorithms
A few minutes practice is often more than sufficient for an adult human participant to identify the structure of a problem they have never seen before, and plan a complex sequence of actions that creates a solution. However, it remains less clear whether this distinctive ability for ad-hoc discovery
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