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Sparks of In Silico Cognitive Science: Theories from Simulated Data Can Generalize to Humans
Behavioral foundation models have been proposed as stand-ins for human participants across settings, but it is unclear whether theories discovered on them generalize to humans or merely characterize the simulator. We ran the Automated Cognitive Scientist (\textsc{AutoCog}), a closed-loop discovery s
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