According to causal-model theory, judgments of category membership are based on how likely an object was to have been generated by a category's causal laws. One ...
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Feb 11, 2010 · According to causal-model theory, objects are classified as category members to the extent they are likely to have been generated or produced by ...
A theory of categorization is presented in which knowledge of causal relationships between category features is represented in terms of asymmetric and ...
According to causal‐model theory, objects are classified as category members to the extent they are likely to have been generated or produced by those ...
In this article I propose that categorization decisions are often made relative to causal models of categories that people possess.
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A theory of categorization that accounts for the effects of causal knowledge that relates the features of categories and helps place the theory-based ...
In particular, it reviews the role of causal models in categorization, the process of inferring an object's category membership by observing its features.
According to causal-model theory, objects are classified as category members to the extent they are likely to have been generated or produced by those ...
In this article I propose that categorization decisions are often made relative to causal models of categories that people possess.
Most empirical studies and formal models of theory-based categorization have focused on how features within a concept are causally related.