Mark Ho

Assistant Professor

Stevens Institute of Technology

United States

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Mark Ho is an Assistant Professor at Stevens Institute of Technology in the United States. His research focuses on adaptive learning mechanisms, human decision-making processes, and the interaction between machines and humans. Recent publications include work on collective foraging behaviors and the hierarchical structures of human planning through program generation.

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Assistant Professor

University of Cambridge

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Princeton University

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Tobias U. Hauser

University College London

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Mina Lee

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University of Chicago

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Robert D. Hawkins

Princeton University

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Dominik Deffner

GERMANY

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Katherine Collins

University of Cambridge

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Joshua de Leeuw

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Vassar College

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Boston College

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Aarhus University

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Articles (18)

Author Correction: Adaptive mechanisms of social and asocial learning in immersive collective foraging

Adaptive mechanisms of social and asocial learning in immersive collective foraging

Exploring the hierarchical structure of human plans via program generation

Using games to understand the mind

Building machines that learn and think with people

How do people see, simplify, and solve problems?

Reconciling truthfulness and relevance as epistemic and decision-theoretic utility.

Humans decompose tasks by trading off utility and computational cost

Show or tell? Exploring when (and why) teaching with language outperforms demonstration

Show or tell? Exploring when (and why) teaching with language outperforms demonstration

Rational Simplification and Rigidity in Human Planning

People construct simplified mental representations to plan

Planning with Theory of Mind

Cognitive Science as a Source of Forward and Inverse Models of Human Decisions for Robotics and Control

Cognitive Science as a Source of Forward and Inverse Models of Human Decisions for Robotics and Control

A rational model of people’s inferences about others’ preferences based on response times

Communication in action: Planning and interpreting communicative demonstrations.

Punishment is Organized around Principles of Communicative Inference

Collaborators (10)

Umang Bhatt

Thomas Griffiths

Tobias U. Hauser

Mina Lee

Robert D. Hawkins

Dominik Deffner

Katherine Collins

Joshua de Leeuw

Joshua Hartshorne

Jacob Sherson

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