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Epistemic Extrapolation: Inferring the Fine-Grained Structure of Others’ Knowledge From Minimal Evidence
Successful communication depends on rapidly forming expectations about what others are likely to know, yet little is understood about how these expectations are constructed and updated. We introduce a novel paradigm for studying epistemic extrapolation: the ability to infer another person’s knowledg
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