Get ready for our first-ever AISL Podcast episode about a Greek object! 🍷⚔️
See here: https://t.co/aI3pNI92vK
We're exploring the Sarpedon Krater (right image), a stunning ancient vase that takes us back to the world of Greek myths and symposia. 1/3
Is it possible to predict human reading comprehension solely form eye movements during reading? Check out our lab's EMNLP 2024 paper by @scaperex, @YoavMeiri and Cfir Hadar, that studies this long-standing question systematically.
TLDR: it's very hard! https://t.co/cnUZ19nNVr
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
BahnCard @DB_Bahn für Kinder: Komplettes Desaster wie kompliziert das ist. Ständig im Navigator ein- und ausloggen, um zwischen meinem Account und dem des Kindes zu wechseln. Dabei stoße ich auch auf so mache böse Bugs im Navigator:
Are transformer LLMs Turing complete or not?
Spoiler: they are! @franz_nowak@AnejSvete@butoialexandra@RyanCotterell proved it for CoT LLMs in their paper.
We talk with Franz about the expressivity of Transformer encoders, decoders with CoT, and RNNs.
📺https://t.co/Cn6HIgn0Lp
New to eyetracking? Already running eyetracking studies and would like to improve data quality? Check out another terrific @MultiplEYE_COST video tutorial by Ella Lion and Chiara Tschirner, this time on calibration with @SRResearchLtd eyetrackers!
https://t.co/zywDPq6Pvz
New to eyetracking? Already running eyetracking studies and would like to improve data quality? Check out another terrific @MultiplEYE_COST video tutorial by Ella Lion and Chiara Tschirner, this time on calibration with @SRResearchLtd eyetrackers!
https://t.co/zywDPq6Pvz
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).
Amidst the madness around us, a fun end-of-semester lab outing. Interested in eating burekas (as well as healthier foods) and doing research with us? Get in touch! https://t.co/y4pYFf65wj
👀📖 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
Congratulations to Dr. Noëmi Aepli, who just passed her viva on "Challenges & Opportunities in Low-Resource
Non-Standardized Language Varieties"! Special thanks to the external examiner @dirk_hovy!
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
👀👋 "Mouse Tracking for Reading (MoTR)" updated manuscript!👀👋 Together with @CuiDing_CL, @LenaAJaeger, @mrinmayasachan, the paper now features new analyses, visualizations, and SPR data! A 🧵 https://t.co/RvJ0ZXR1cD
Finally, I’ll be recruiting for Ph.D. positions in the fall 👩🎓👨🎓👩🎓 If you’re interested in using the tools of computer science and information theory to study how people learn and process language, feel free to reach out!