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Arduino sound to TTL trigger for EEG | Daniel's Visionarium
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A blog about visual perception. Arduino sound to TTL trigger for EEG. A recent query on the Psychtoolbox mailing list. About triggers for EEG prompted me to write an explanation of the system we developed at York. To do this. I use the method below for steady state EEG, but it should work just as well for ERP designs. The arduino sound trigger was first constructed by my colleague Becky Gilbert, and she has kindly allowed me to share the design and her code. It uses an Arduino UNO. I’ve tested the ...
Why can some people’s brains see better than others’? | Daniel's Visionarium
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A blog about visual perception. Why can some people’s brains see better than others’? On Friday I had a new paper. Published in the open access journal PLoS ONE. It addresses the question of why some people have better sensitivity to contrast. Variations in light levels across an image) than others, sometimes by quite substantial amounts. Unlike differences in eyesight ( acuity. Method cannot tease apart a difference in internal noise from a difference in contrast gain. So, the second part of the stu...
Conferences and various things | Daniel's Visionarium
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A blog about visual perception. Conferences and various things. I’ve just finished a very busy term. It was my first term of proper teaching, which took up a lot more time than I was expecting. It seemed to go well though – I got some very positive feedback from the students, as well as some hilarious comments (“Iron your shirts! 8221; being my favourite…). I’ve also been planning two conferences that we’re holding at York this year. The AVA meeting. Also, the BACN meeting. It looked like this:. Conferen...
On learning new motor skills | Daniel's Visionarium
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A blog about visual perception. On learning new motor skills. About four weeks ago, at the age of 31, I learned to ride a bike. This followed some six months of travelling around by tricycle:. Me on my tricycle. Although the trike is great, and really useful for transporting shopping and other things around in its basket, sometimes it just doesn’t go very fast. Also, drunk guys walking home from the pub find it hilarious – as do my friends:. I feel much more confident after cycling all that way… He...
Videos of ECVP noise symposium | Daniel's Visionarium
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A blog about visual perception. Videos of ECVP noise symposium. A few weeks ago, at ECVP. In Bremen, we held a symposium entitled “Visual noise: new insights”. The talks were varied and interesting, and have been recorded for the benefit of those who were unable to attend the symposium. The videos are available via the following YouTube links:. Details of the talks (including abstracts) are available here. Many thanks to Udo Ernst and his team for hosting and filming the event, and Keith May.
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What does chartership actually mean? (Part II) | Site unseen
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Craig Aaen-Stockdale, PhD. Laquo; What does chartership actually mean? What does chartership actually mean? What does chartership actually mean? November 11, 2014. Following on from my recent post regarding the impending chartered status of the Institute of Ergonomics and Human Factors. Problem II: Science, or the lack of it. The International Ergonomics Association. Says: “Ergonomics (or human factors) is the scientific discipline concerned with the understanding of interactions among humans and o...
What does chartership actually mean? (Part I) | Site unseen
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Craig Aaen-Stockdale, PhD. Laquo; Publish (a list of your publications) or perish. What does chartership actually mean? What does chartership actually mean? June 6, 2014. The professional organisation of which I am a member, the Institute of Ergonomics and Human Factors. So we encounter my first problem with chartership. I am a republican and as such I do not accept that it is the monarch’s right to bestow. Rights or powers on anybody. Power should originate with we, the people,. Enter your comment here.
Setting up a project directory | Practical Vision Science
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Tom Wallis blogs about vision science, open science and data analysis. Setting up a project directory. The first step in making a research project reproducible is to make sure that the files are associated with it are organised. Since scientific projects will change (sometimes a lot) as you work on them, you’re aiming to have something that will cope with changes in direction and scope as you go. Here’s an example of what not. To do, from my own archive:. Project root/ data/ exp/ figs/ funs/ out/. Direct...
statistics | Practical Vision Science
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Tom Wallis blogs about vision science, open science and data analysis. New paper: Unifying saliency metrics. How well can we predict where people will look in an image? A large variety of models have been proposed that try to predict where people look using only the information provided by the image itself. The MIT Saliency Benchmark. For example, compares 47 models. So which model is doing the best? Over a year ago, I wrote this blog post. The code is available here. Proceedings of the National Academy ...
Teaching | Practical Vision Science
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Tom Wallis blogs about vision science, open science and data analysis. Exploring GLMs with Python. A few months ago Philipp Berens. And I ran a six week course introducing the Generalised Linear Model to graduate students. We decided do run the course in Python and to use the IPython Notebook. To present the lectures. You can view the lecture notes here. And get the source code here. The six lectures were:. Introduction by us, then student group presentations of a points of significance. The notebooks al...
cognitive neuroscience | Practical Vision Science
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Tom Wallis blogs about vision science, open science and data analysis. Confirmatory experiments and researcher degrees of freedom. This is an example of a “researcher degree of freedom”. 8220;questionable research practice”. Or “p-hacking” (specifically, we could call this example “data-peeking”). In my experience it is very common in experimental psychology, and recent publications show it’s a problem much more broadly (see e.g. here. And this article by Chris Chambers. Why does data-peeking happen?
Python | Practical Vision Science
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Tom Wallis blogs about vision science, open science and data analysis. Exploring GLMs with Python. A few months ago Philipp Berens. And I ran a six week course introducing the Generalised Linear Model to graduate students. We decided do run the course in Python and to use the IPython Notebook. To present the lectures. You can view the lecture notes here. And get the source code here. The six lectures were:. Introduction by us, then student group presentations of a points of significance. The notebooks al...
generalised linear model | Practical Vision Science
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Tom Wallis blogs about vision science, open science and data analysis. Exploring GLMs with Python. A few months ago Philipp Berens. And I ran a six week course introducing the Generalised Linear Model to graduate students. We decided do run the course in Python and to use the IPython Notebook. To present the lectures. You can view the lecture notes here. And get the source code here. The six lectures were:. Introduction by us, then student group presentations of a points of significance. The notebooks al...
A workflow principle: Avoiding humans touching data | Practical Vision Science
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Tom Wallis blogs about vision science, open science and data analysis. A workflow principle: Avoiding humans touching data. One key principle for creating a reproducible workflow is that everything that happens to the data should be documented, and ideally repeatable automatically. The best way to do this is to make sure that the data are only ever manipulated by lines of a computer program, and wherever possible, never by the manual work of a human. Posted in Reproducible research. January 9, 2014.
Quick links | Practical Vision Science
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Tom Wallis blogs about vision science, open science and data analysis. Quick link: How to give a good talk. I came across this blog. On how to give good scientific talks. I’m up to the second post and I agree with almost all of it so far. Eliminating words on slides and using presenter notes is something I’ve recently started to do. It takes some more practice but I feel like people are indeed more engaged in the talk. Posted in Quick links. July 20, 2015. An excellent article on managing collaborations.
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