@daforerog That was in the 20th century!!! In an era of machine learning, Bayesian statistics, and causal models, those “textbooks statistics methods warranty “zero” impact, just waist of time!!!
Writing on the Brain: Current Trends, Challenges and Future Venues https://t.co/CKz9u7E6EE #mdpibrainsci via @BrainSci_MDPI looking forward to your submissions!
@JulioMTNeuro Based on citations, this “old” one presents the “theory” https://t.co/BTnj3i90Od but needles to say that p coding is formally subsumed by active inference (I am assuming though that you are only interested in “passive” perception and not in “active” decision making. Right?
Hoping to turn a grad course into a #scicomm course! If anyone has any examples of successful models, please share! We need to have science communicated and ambassadors for science more than ever before! RT's appreciated!
@PessoaBrain Is it because you want to differentiate functional from effective connectivity (I.e., a-la-Friston)? I would agree with you if that were the case!
@PessoaBrain@awaisaftab ….agree. That implies that the aberrant confidence that most neuroscientists show when affirming that the brain is the cause of behavior is not good either!!