Abstract : We examine the role of category representations for decision-making in real-life tasks. To this end, we empirically examine how people categorize kitchen objects and make use of categories when storing objects in a kitchen. We then compare two computational models and their ability to represent the participants' mental models. We discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the models and point the way to further research.
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Alisa Volkert, Jona Schröder, Alexandra Kirsch. Categorization in Real-World Tasks. Advances in Cognitive Systems, 2019, Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States. pp.37-54. ⟨hal-02874866⟩