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Charting the ontogeny of mnemonic processes in childhood: the COMIC dataset
The human memory system balances two complementary functions: generalization, which involves extracting regularities across experiences, and specificity, which involves retaining the unique details of individual events. Understanding how this balance develops can benefit from a neurocomputational pe
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