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Line 11: ==In artificial intelligence== In an attempt to explain how humans perceive relevance, cognitive complexity is defined as an extension of the notion of [[Kolmogorov complexity]]. It amounts to the length of the shortest description ''available to the observer''. For example, individuating a particular [[Inuit\|Inuk]] woman among one hundred people is simpler in a village in Congo than it is in an Inuit village. Cognitive complexity is related to probability (see [[Simplicity theory]]): situations are cognitively improbable if they are simpler to describe than to generate. Line 18: * generation complexity: the size of the minimum set of parameter values that the 'world' (as imagined by the observer) needs to generate the event. To 'generate' an event such as an encounter with an ~~Inuit~~Inuk woman in Congo, one must add up the complexity of each event in the causal chain that brought her there. The significant gap between both complexities (hard to produce, easy to describe) makes the encounter improbable and thus narratable. ==In computer science==

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