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Quantum models of cognition and decision

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TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
DOI: 10.1080/17445760.2017.1410547

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Quantum cognition; quantum mechanics; probability; decision theory

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The purpose of this article is to discuss principle ideas of quantum cognition research program, which comprise elements of the formalism of quantum mechanics (mainly Hilbert space theory and quantum probability theory) for modeling human cognition and decision processes. In the opinion of authors of this program, paradox empirical findings in psychological literature may be explained based on concepts of quantum mechanics. Formally, there is described a discrete-time random chain. which is defined on a finite interval [0, T] and (X)(t) can assume only finite number of values. The space H of such processes will be finite-dimensioned. Then some properties and applications of the quantum probability space on H are studied.

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