In a 2019 paper we used a simple algorithm to track the dynamics of an artificial neural network. To estimate “time” we measured the difference between network activations - a minimal naïve prediction error: 0 difference, the world hasn’t changed. 2/n nature.com/articles/s4146…
We showed that this approach could reproduce human time estimates for natural, first person videos, with the same pattern of biases as human observers. Especially the case when the input was constrained to approximate human viewing patterns. 3/n
The biggest problem with such exchanges is that the ones dismissing valid criticism as bullying - thereby putting their critics into labelled boxes as 'outsider' so they can be safely ignored - are the ones that need help with their work the most...
The reason the criticism was levelled in the first place is that they are often making fundamental mistakes with methods/concepts. Having now rejected the assistance of their colleagues in order to protect themselves from criticism, they now persist with making the same mistakes.
And so the same criticisms arise over and over again, securing their feelings of being bullied while simultaneously redemonstrating the fundamental lack of understanding that got them there in the first place.
Interested in rubber hand illusion and #embodiment? We’ve been looking at how subjective measures of ownership in RHI are confounded by suggestion effects. New pre-print on psyArXiv! (1/6) psyarxiv.com/uhdzs
Checkout #raincloudplot (petit prince plots?) in Fig. 4 – subjective ownership ratings strongly depend on whether participants are higher or lower in trait phenomenological control @micahgallen (2/6)
We ran several simulations of RHI experiments using a previously published large dataset and manipulated how many participants in a given experiment sample were above or below median trait phenom. control (3/6)
my favourite thing about #coronapocalypse is everyone (but especially the "cognitive neuroscientists") on twitter suddenly becoming experts in virology and epidemiology
if anyone from another expertise spewed onto twitter telling these people their business they would shout them down as outsiders who *obviously* know nothing because they come from a different discipline
at least #kingdomseason2 is on @NetflixUK. I'm not sure why but I found the first season overwhelmingly great. Apparently period Korean zombies is my thing
@maxine_sherman@zfountas@anilkseth@TimingForum Control models based instead on auditory or somatosensory cortex BOLD don't replicate human estimates. Conclusion: subjective duration is built on the processing of ongoing sensory content, not generic neural dynamics or specialised clocks.