Computational Models of Decision Making
Jerome R. Busemeyer, Joseph G. Johnson
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Jerome R. Busemeyer, Joseph G. Johnson
Abstract
This chapter contains section titled: What Are Computational Models of Cognition? How Does the Brain Make Decisions? Computational Models for Decision Making What Do Computational Models Contribute to Decision Theory? Are Computational Models Testable? What Are Some Alternative Computational Models? Concluding Comments
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This chapter contains section titled: What Are Computational Models of Cognition? How Does the Brain Make Decisions? Computational Models for Decision Making What Do Computational Models Contribute to Decision Theory? Are Computational Models Testable? What Are Some Alternative Computational Models? Concluding Comments
Key concepts: Computational model, Computer science, Computational complexity theory, Computational simulation, Computational problem, Computational resource, Management science, Cognitive science