@hcp4715@crblandet "the neural basis of cognitive functions, diagnosing and treating brain disorders, and brain-inspired computing." These three goals seem to have clear enough scientific significance in term of the scale of the project. For example, a GPU based software may do the third?
"I saw that even ppl w/ a lot of power felt their hands are tied. It really puts into perspective how brave & how much risk ECRs are taking when they stand up to the system. I wanted to help provide a community for ppl who are taking those risks bc I think it's so admirable"
-me
https://t.co/O96Hu3SfxO
We develop a computational model basing on three simple cognitive principles, maximizing utility, discrete motor primitive, and sensory evidence accumulation to account for road user interactions. Find software and details in the preprint.
This is now published. If you're interested in how people use, and misuse, automated advice you should read it 🦾💪. We present a model of the underlying cognitive processes involved. https://t.co/IaTzWKHnvJ
Enjoy the powerful statistical tools in R? Want to apply them in analysing EEG data. Matt Craddock's eegUtils is abwonderful R package that give the user the best of both worlds.
Ever get that feeling your model may be either severely ill-conditioned or misspecified?
Been one of those days. If you're head-desking, know you're not alone.
Sequential Bayes Factor designs in developmental research: Studies on early word learning - very exciting new paper by @nivedita_mani and colleagues showing how we can maximize the efficiency of developmental work (plus three nice replication studies!)
https://t.co/tOuE1xoaP0