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CPS2165 Carla Susete Gonçalves Francisco et al.
Free will can be defined as if our actions do not seem unpredictable to
ourselves because we see them coming to fruition, see Figure 1. However,
being aware, between the decision and the resultant action, of what one is
about to do is not at all the same thing as actually willing the movement in
the first place.
Figure 1: Free will
Randomness.

ELATER model is an extension of LATER in order to introduce some variability
in distance ∆ and the slope r between experiments. Now, we consider that
2
both variables are independently and normality distributed ∆~(∆, ∆ ) and
2
∆~(, ). Latency distribution is determined by:

Recinormal Distribution (Figures 2 and 3)
Figure 2: pdf: blue (µ = 0.005, σ = 0.01)
red (µ = 0, σ = 0. 01) yellow (µ = 0.02, σ
= 0.01)

Figure 3: cdf: blue (µ = 0.005, σ = 0.01)
red (µ = 0, σ = 0.01) yellow (µ = 0.02, σ
= 0.01)

Reciprobit Plot
It’s the normal quantile-quantile plot with the axes swapped and a
(changed sign) reciprocal transformation on the data.

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