Our EU COST Action MultiplEye has been approved! Looking forward to a multi-lab effort to create a multilingual eye-tracking-while reading corpus that includes 27 languages! For details see https://t.co/tr8TbNTw55
Excited for tomorrow to present our work on LLM response stability in the context of political bias assessment at @COLM_conf! Stop by between 9 and 11 at poster #39.
Joint work w/@j_vamvas and @LenaAJaeger.
🔗 https://t.co/1gxjnd08Yo
Do you want to find out what your dominant eye is? Check out this video https://t.co/qIE6zOZiNd prepared by the MulitplEYE COST Action (https://t.co/IXQR3dxdsN).
Help us crowd sourcing eyetracking glasses to support labs across Europe and beyond to contribute to a multilingual eyetracking-while-reading data collection (see https://t.co/IXQR3dxLil)! Donate here https://t.co/STpsC2PSuz
📢 Excited to share the release of EMTeC, the Eye Movements on Machine-Generated Texts Corpus!
w/ @padraiglindrome, I. Cretton, @qube_si, @tannonk, and @LenaAJaeger
Preprint: https://t.co/U2td5MlYTD
Data: https://t.co/2KUdRYdJFF
👀📖 Excited to share our #ACL2024 findings paper on how language models emulate readers with specific cognitive capacities. See 🧵
We'll present this work next week in Bangkok during the findings poster session 4 and at CMCL.
w/@lsbolliger and @LenaAJaeger
Today is the second day of the 2nd Workshop on Eye Movements and the Assessment of Reading Comprehension that we’re hosting at the University of Zürich.
Thanks to all the speakers and contributors who have already shared their research with us and will do so today. It’s truly inspiring to share ideas and bring together our different perspectives to achieve our common goal of studying reading comprehension and eye movements.
Congratulations to @theDebbister and Daniel Krakowczyk for receiving the Best Student Late Breaking Work award @ETRA_conference for their paper "Reporting Eye-Tracking Data Quality: Towards a New Standard". Check out their paper https://t.co/lV4ZRaDnoS
Find out more about Mouse Tracking for Reading (MoTR), a new experimental method for investigating incremental language processing, developed by @weGotlieb and @CuiDing_CL that has just been published in JourMemLang https://t.co/LwETZmfuL6
📖👀 We're excited to present PoTeC -- The Potsdam Textbook Corpus! PoTeC is a German naturalistic eye-tracking-while-reading corpus that can be used to study expert reading behavior. Check out the pre-print: https://t.co/mYSKlH0tsv
Congratulations to Cui Ding who was awarded with the Semester Prize by the president of @UZH_ch for her Master's thesis @cl_uzh co-supervises by @weGotlieb on Mouse Tracking for Reading, a low-cost alternative to eye-tracking. Find out more here: https://t.co/yZqVuzzIwi
For all language & maths lovers: check out this very attractive job opening on the mathematical foundations of language, with a focus on stochastic processes @UZH_ch's @DeptCompLangSci, and become part of https://t.co/OW0g1iOtpx! For details, see
https://t.co/Jx5D8VlqEA
Happy to announce that we have two papers accepted at #EMNLP2023 main conference: 1) a diffusion model for generating synthetic eye movements in reading 2) using synthetic human-like eye movements to enhance NLU. Congratulations to @lsbolliger, @qube_si, @padraiglindrome, et al.!
Applications are now open for the eighth summer school on statistical methods for linguistics and psychology:
https://t.co/Gl8Y4tJ5pj
Applications close April 1, 2024.
How stable are individual differences in sentence processing? 👀📖 Check out our new preprint "Measurement reliability of individual differences in sentence processing: A cross-methodological reading corpus and Bayesian analysis" with @iva_koncic, @qube_si, and @LenaAJaeger!
Daniel Krakowczyk receiving the Best Short Paper Award @ETRA_conference for our paper on XAI for deep neural networks processing eye-tracking data: https://t.co/vW9I60maKE