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Data, methods, or conclusions presented here are intended only as preliminary reports. Final products may vary due to a number of reasons such as (but not limited to) selection criteria, discovered bugs, and different analysis strategies to maintain consistency across experiments.A substantial portion of the research that I present here was made possible by a Ramon y Cajal fellowship (RYC2005-447) funded in part by the Fondo Social Europeo. Support was also provided by by Grant IT-276-07 from the Basque Ministry ofScience and Grant PSI2008-00412/PSIC from the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation. Participation in the research by Samuel P. Leon was enabled by projects SEJ2007-67053/PSIC and BES-2008-003634from the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation.
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Learning Chicken
The first game method I used with publishable data on associative-learning issues was a sprite-based game with a 3d feel. I used PovRay to render out around 120 images of a “romulan warbird” from the Star Trek Next Generation series … Continue reading
Attention spreadsheet
Mike Le Pelley at University of New South Wales, implemented a “hybrid” model of attention based on models by Mackintosh (1975) and Pearce & Hall (1980) in 2004. I’ve always tried to avoid the construct myself, but recent work has … Continue reading
Got a dead screen on your awesome Cowon C2?
The Cowon C2 is perhaps the greatest MP3 player ever made. At some point, it may die on you. The problem that many encounter is that the screen goes dead to the touch, or otherwise behaves incorrectly to touch … Continue reading
3d Heatmap
My eye-data extraction program needed some upgrading and bug fixing. What it does is read a series of datafiles produced by SMI Vision’s IviewX eye tracking software and displays the gaze data. It scans each selected trial on each selected … Continue reading
Some single-subject data.
Using the learning game, one subject (a prominent member of the Learning field) was trained on an A:R+/B:R- discrimination. In context A: the Red sensor indicated an attack (+), but in context B: the stimulus was presented without outcome (-). … Continue reading
3d plotting in Excel
Ever wanted to make a 3-d Scatterplot and find that Excel just won’t do it? I have. There are add-ins you can use, that are of limited help in most cases. There are also commercial add-ins you can buy. I … Continue reading
Visualizing effect sizes, the effect of N, and significance.
In my previous post, I discussed effect sizes and provided one conceptualization of them as measures of how easy it is to see your effect, unaided by measurement, in the population. The two measures I am going to discuss here … Continue reading
Effect size rambling.
I am going to ramble about effect sizes. Like anything I write about, I am sure the ideas are not new and have been written about by people much smarter than me. But, I like to organize my thoughts and … Continue reading
Belarus?
I’ve been getting a lot of views this month from Belarus- I’m just asking out of curiosity, what is it Belarusians have found interesting?
Doing science.
Sometime, somewhere, somehow, my work will make a meaningful difference in the course of things. It will matter. I will receive no accolades, fame, fortune, nor security from it. I may even be dead when it happens. But some day … Continue reading
