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Measuring Cognitive Noise: Separating Signal Strength from Random Fluctuations in Evidence Accumulation
cognitive-psychologyjudgment-and-decision-makingmathematical-psychologyquantitative-methodssocial-and-behavioral-sciences
The diffusion model decomposes choices and response times into parameters for the speed of information uptake (drift rate), the information required for a decision (boundary separation), decision bias (starting point), and extra-decisional processes (nondecision time). A further parameter, the diffu
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