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Resource rationality and boundedly rational analysis differ from computational rationality in how they characterize the constraints and the problem being solved. Concretely, they characterize the constraints by the computational costs imposed by an abstract computational architecture, and the problem being solved is construed as optimizing a function that combines accuracy and computational cost.