Information Reduction is a cognitive process in problem representation whereby irrelevant or redundant elements of a problem space are systematically eliminated to enhance computational efficiency and focus on task-critical information.
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The Role of Information Reduction in Skill Acquisition
Hilde Haider, Peter A. Frensch · Cognitive Psychology · 1996 · 234 citations
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