Have you heard how there is a much greater probability than generally expected that a statistically significant test outcome is in fact a false positive? In industry jargon: that a variant has been identified as a “winner” when it is not. In demonstrating the above the terms “False Positive Risk” (FPR), “False Findings Rate” (FFR), […] Read more...| Blog for Web Analytics, Statistics and Data-Driven Internet Marketing | Analy...
How do you compare and select the best Bayesian model in Dynamic Causal Modeling or DCM of EEG data? In the previous two blogs we... The post Bayesian Model Selection For DCM Using EEG appeared first on Sapien Labs | Shaping the Future of Mind Health.| Sapien Labs | Shaping the Future of Mind Health
This post discusses the core components of neural mass models and Bayesian inference in DCM applied to EEG. The post Dynamic Causal Modelling (DCM): DCM – Neural Mass Models and Bayesian Inference appeared first on Sapien Labs | Shaping the Future of Mind Health.| Sapien Labs | Shaping the Future of Mind Health
I would like to write a small review of the book Bernoulli’s Fallacy by Aubrey Clayton. First the conclusion: this is a well researched and important book. My rating is a strong buy, and Bern…| Win Vector LLC
When arguing about religion on Twitter, there’s a common notion that if (say) consciousness is more expected under theism than under atheism, then consciousness is “evidence for” …| coelsblog
So, I’ve been trying to come up with a research agenda. I mean, I can’t be the “Framework is stupid” guy forever;1 I don’t want to get pigeonholed. Anyway, it’s …| Sense & Reference
