Complexity Management in a Discovery Task
CogSci'92, 1992. [All Versions]. Previous psychological research about scientific discovery has often focused on subjects' heuristics for discovering simple concepts with one relevant dimension or a few relevant dimensions with simple two-way interactions. This paper presents…
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AGI & CoCoSci › Papers > Abduction > Scientific Discovery: “CogSci'92, 1992. [All Versions]. Previous psychological research about scientific discovery has often focused on subjects' heuristics for discovering simple concepts with one relevant dimension or a few relevant dimensions with simple two-way interactions. This paper presents…”