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The Shadow of the Past: Amortized Inference and Belief Revision using Chess as a Model System
How do humans allocate scarce cognitive resources across a stream of related decisions? Russek et al. (2025) predict reaction time on each chess move from the within-move Benefit of Computation, treating moves as if they were drawn independently. We ask whether those costs also depend on computation
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