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The Absolute Efficiency of Human Pattern Detection

I have a rather complicated story to tell, and, what is worse, it contains statistical arguments that tend to make some people bored and others argumentative. So what I shall do is first describe an experiment, then the result, and then tell you why I did it.

Horace Barlow

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