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Simplicity bias in a model of plant shapes (L-systems). Higher probability shapes are simpler (lower complexity values), and more complex shapes have lower probabilities. Two example plant shapes are illustrated, one simple and one complex. The data points are coloured, separating the outputs which account for the top 50% of the probability from those that account for the bottom 50% of the probability for each complexity value
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A layman's introduction to Algorithmic Probability
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