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Humans are good at ignoring noise. Image © | Dreamstime.com |
Humans are good at ignoring background noise and retrieving only the information that they need. This ability is supported by generic learning mechanisms and improves with age and life experience.
At the same time, humans do benefit from hints. They use all, even small and ambiguous pieces of information for reducing their uncertainty about the intentions of the speaker, and in many cases the hints are sufficient despite their ambiguity.
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