I have been very inactive on social media recently but will try to recover... Here is our new publication on #causalinference and cross-lagged panel models in Psych Metods. People use RI-CLPM as a default nowadays but we should think more deeply about it.
https://t.co/Zl8UFmfC89
Happy to share our (@SKoivuhovi et al.) article on students' academic development based on teachers' perceptions and tracking!
In Finland (our data source) tracking is accompanied by only small differences in curriculum which has interesting implications! https://t.co/CkA2A7ZSQJ
This new Review from Drew Bailey et al. looks at key challenges for causal inference in studies of human behaviour and offers an overview of methodological solutions for these challenges.
https://t.co/7miJybRkE5
Finally out: Our (w/ Carolin Hahnel, Frank Goldhammer) example on using theoretical hypotheses on mental processes to select indicators and draw inferences from #ProcessData. Example on decisionmaking in #websearch-tasks. @dipf_aktuell @LEAD_GradSchool https://t.co/CnY9C2sbgh
Register now for our workshop series on theory development & machine learning! https://t.co/Mwx8AgjMxh
On 7/10, 3.45 pm CEST, @neuranna discusses whether machines can think or just use language properly.
@drewhalbailey@KouMurayama@adeelrazi @CatherineALebel @ajj_94
Thrilled to share the 1st pre-print from MERF, the Meta-Analysis of Educational RCTs w/ Follow-up w/@tw_watts@drewhalbailey.
Our new dataset includes approx 2500 effect sizes across 89 RCTs compiled to investigate critical questions about fadeout.
https://t.co/8jwyPtHprf
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Another reminder of our free, online workshop on #MachineLearning and theory development!! One speaker, @mayankagrawal, will show how we can combine computational modeling and ML, titled: "Integrating Theory-Based and Data-Driven Approaches to Human Decision-Making".
Another speaker in our exciting lineup is @beckyj1. See her important talk on "Machine Learning and the Targeting of Help in U.S. Government Bureaucracies: Promises and Perils".
Free reg at https://t.co/eaDDjvhMwt
@koumurayama@passionresearch@adeelrazi
@CatherineALebel
@ajj_94
Just one month before our free online workshop on machine learning and theory development (July 10-12)!!
Caspar van Lissa @cjvanlissa will talk "Machine Learning can Advance Theory Formation in the Social Sciences".
Program and registration are here: https://t.co/ElIqT5JVnW
Our workshop on ML & Theory Development is coming close (10-12 Jul).
Ryota Kanai (@kanair) will give a talk on NeuroAI & consciousness.
"The Synergy of AI Research and Neuroscience: Clarifying Concepts in Consciousness Studies"
For (free) registration: https://t.co/uzw2TsZdrD
a student shared that they create a study guide, show it to chatGPT, and ask it to generate practice exam questions. It can generate tons of questions for them to quiz themselves.
Seems like a pretty good use of chatGPT to support student learning!
Do you want to know how machine learning can help develop new theoretical ideas?
Come and join us for this free online workshop. For more information, speakers and registration go here: https://t.co/JbhaB4gcHe
@KouMurayama @CatherineALebel @baobaofzhang@tyrell_turing@kanair
@firstkaransingh@robertsd@kareem_carr R squared tells you how much percent of the variance in the y-variable (fertility) is explained by the predictors (% of votes for Trump). Other factors unrelated to votes for trump explain the remaining 82%. "Explaining" does not imply causality.