Thomas L. Griffiths

Cognitive scientist (Princeton), co-originator (with Falk Lieder) of resource-rational analysis (Lieder & Griffiths, Behavioral and Brain Sciences 43, e1, 2020). He recurs in the vault across more than one thread: Bayesian models of cognition adjacent to the Oaksford & Chater rational-analysis cluster (claim-oaksford-chater-recast-wason-task-as-optimal-data-selection), and the iterated-learning line the vault touches through model-collapse work (claim-iterated-learning-theory-reframes-model-collapse-as-cultural-evolution, claim-kalish-2007-human-iterated-learning-converges-few-generations).

References

• claim-resource-rational-analysis-extends-andersons-rational-analysis
• claim-resource-rational-analysis-descends-from-bounded-optimality-not-werbos-adp
• claim-resource-rational-analysis-formalizes-utility-minus-compute-cost
• observation-resource-rational-analysis-confirms-anderson-leg-not-werbos-leg
• Adjacent threads: claim-iterated-learning-theory-reframes-model-collapse-as-cultural-evolution