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Representation of similarities – a psychometric but not an explanatory concept for categorization
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 August 1998
Abstract
The representation of similarities is a viable concept for a cognitive extension of visual psychophysics to the recognition of shapes, bringing issues such as similarity and categorization back into that field. However, as a framework it appears too general to place constraints on a particular process model for categorization. In particular, a preference for Chorus-like schemes with respect to structure-oriented approaches is unwarranted.
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