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Psychologists collect similarity data to study a variety of phenomena including categorization, generalization and discrimination, and representation itself. However, collecting similarity judgments between all pairs of items in a set is expensive, spurring development of techniques like the Spatial Arrangement Method (SpAM; Goldstone, Behavior Research Methods, Instruments, Computers, 26, 381-386, 1994), wherein participants place items on a two-dimensional plane such that proximity reflects perceived similarity. While SpAM greatly hastens
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