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The Limits of Identifiability in the Self-Exciting Ornstein–Uhlenbeck Model
Evidence-accumulation models play a central role in the field of decision-making research, offering a comprehensive framework for understanding choice behavior and response times, including speed–accuracy tradeoffs (SATs). In this framework, the dominant explanation for SATs has long been that prior
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