Bayesian decision making predicts adaptive sensory weights and decision threshold

The Threshold Decision Making

We investigate the following problem of construction of a social decision rule. Given a set of n agents, each agent evaluates alternatives from a finite set X using complete and transitive preferences, and we look for a complete and transitive social preference over the alternatives. This kind of aggregation has been considered in many publications, beginning with the seminal work by Arrow [6]....

A Bayesian View of Sensory Conflicts in Decision-Making

Decisional conflicts abound in sensory processing and perceptual decision-making, and they arise from diverse sources. These conflicts can result directly from conflicting information in the sensory inputs themselves – such as conflicts between modalities in the Stroop task, between spatially adjacent stimuli in the Eriksen task, or between the eyes in the binocular rivalry task. Another class ...

Dynamic Bayesian Decision - Making :

Bayesian Decision Making Theory

Adaptive Expert Decision Making:

Previous research has suggested that depth of search in chess does not increase much as a function of skill. We submitted players to a problem-solving task with complex positions. We found a strong skill effect in depth of search, rate of search, and number of nodes generated. At the level of strong masters, the absolute values of these variables were much higher than in previous studies (somet...