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GROUNDED COMPOSITIONAL CONCEPT LEARNING
Xu, Guangyue
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Sensory attenuation of action effects due to predictive forward models : when does it transfer to observed actions
Dewey, John A.
Text (2012)
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Implicit Feature-Based Suppression is Effective at Guiding Attention, even with Strong Target Guidance, while Explicit Feature-Based Suppression is Ineffective
Rodriguez, Andrew
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