Fig. 6From: Why are the batteries in the microwave?: Use of semantic information under uncertainty in a search taskViolin plots showing showing points earned by the ideal observer for different levels of prior strength (columns), as a function of semantic congruence. Low values for prior strength simulated a strong reliance on recent experience, while high values simulated a strong reliance on prior beliefs. Each violin plot corresponds to N = 1500 simulated trials. White circles indicate the mean and error bars represent ±1 standard deviationBack to article page