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Predictive event segmentation and representation with neural networks: A self-supervised model assessed by psychological experiments
People segment complex, ever-changing, and continuous experience into basic, stable, and discrete spatiotemporal experience units, called events. The literature on event segmentation investigates the mechanisms behind this ability. Event segmentation theory points out that people predict ongoing act
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