The Cambridge Handbook of Computational Psychology

By F. E. H. N. Wijermans. 2009

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Bayesian learning theory applied to human cognition. (2011, background): “σ 2 v,h = 1 σ 2 v + 1 σ 2 h (5) At an intuitive level, this form of sensory integration is appealing for several reasons.”
The Concept of Situations (2009, unknown): “We further suggest that these dynamic relationships can be pursued and simulated in virtual environments with computational modeling techniques (Read & Miller, 1998; Sun, 2008).”