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Taylor Curley Jan 8, 2023

@dlakelan thanks for the great info! The number of potential permutations could become a bit of a problem as we asked participants to rank-order as many as 10 items in a group, although R and Julia can handle those computations fairly easily. I think the structure you proposed (x1 > ... > xi) will be especially helpful in developing likelihood estimates of rank orders of subsets of elements, like assessing "red > blue" out of a corpus of rank orders of 8 different colors.

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Taylor Curley Jan 8, 2023

@bruno_nicenboim I especially appreciated the last part of your blog post where you discussed how the exploded logit model could potentially be used in cognitive research, which is exactly what I'm doing. Steyvers, Lee, etc. have great papers closely related to the topic, but don't quite describe this exact situation. Hopefully I'll be able to share some results with Mastodon in the near future!

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Taylor Curley Jan 8, 2023

Thanks, everybody! This has been incredibly helpful

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Taylor Curley Jan 7, 2023

@dlakelan yes, that's exactly right! You understand perfectly

Taylor Curley Jan 7, 2023

LrAu Dec 18, 2022

My new band is called "1023 Megabytes"? We are very good.. we just don't have a gig yet

Taylor Curley Jan 7, 2023

Please help me, fellow MastoNerds: What is the appropriate statistical distribution for responses to questions in which participants are asked to rank-order groups of stimuli? And how would it be implemented in pymc3/Stan/Turning.jl? Closest thing I can find is the ordered probit model.

Please and thank you 🙏

#statistics #stan #rlang #julialang #Probability

Taylor Curley Dec 23, 2022

Janel Comeau Dec 22, 2022

my parents at 30: whew, we weren't expecting to have a third kid and a new car this year, but I think we can swing it

me at 30: I was not expecting to have to replace an extra lightbulb in my home this year and now financial ruin is upon me

Taylor Curley Dec 20, 2022

Decision Neuroscience Lab Dec 20, 2022

Study: Network neuroscience theory best predictor of intelligence
https://news.illinois.edu/view/6367/937606375#image-2

Study: Network neuroscience theory best predictor of intelligence

Taking into account the features of the whole brain – rather than individual regions or networks – leads to the most accurate predictions of intelligence, researchers find.

Taylor Curley Dec 19, 2022

Martinez's face is the real man of the match
#WorldCup20222 #Argenitna #amazinggame

Taylor Curley Dec 18, 2022

PsychoPy Dec 13, 2022

This is the PsychoPy team's #introduction to Mastodon.

PsychoPy is an #opensource package to build and run experiments in #python and #js

PsychoPy is a widely used tool for the behavioural sciences like #psychology #linguistics #economics #neuroscience

This account will also tweet about other parts of the ecosystem like #pavlovia (it's like GitHub for behavioural science) and #PsychoJS

Looking forward to chatting with you here! 🥰😁

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