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Optimal temporal risk assessment
Time is an essential feature of most decisions, because the reward earned from decisions frequently depends on the temporal statistics of the environment (e.g., on whether deci- sions must be made under deadlines). Accordingly, evolution appears to have favored a mechanism that predicts inte
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