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online conference poster for CogSci2020 Learning sequential patterns from graphical programs A fundamental question in cognitive science is how people infer structured, rule-like mental representations (Fodor, 1975). We are addressing this question by introducing an experimental paradigm called “Track-A-Mole”, in which participants predict the step-wise movements of a cartoon mole on a two-dimensional space. The movements of the mole are generated by underlying graphical programs. Figure 1: (PDF version) Graphical programs for sequential patterns The programs are built from a few meaningful building blocks, such as jump, which moves the mole along its current direction and turn, which changes its current direction.

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