Archive for April, 2005
05-04-20
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Jessie wrote a few weeks ago
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05-04-19
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Yesterday I found a useful Excel VBA to extract a word from a text. I needed to do that to generate stimulus files for a self-paced reading study in DMDX. I had to say I was very disappointed with Excel’s text (string) manipulation ability. Anything without RegExp and RegSub is bad by today’s standard. Having […]
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05-04-19
Tags: MDL site: On-line demonstrations On-line MDL Demonstrations
Markov Chain Order Estimation
The feasibility of the MDL model selection criterion is illustrated by the following demonstration. We use the criterion for estimating the appropriate order of a Markov chain. Recall that a Markov chain is a process that generates symbols where the probability distribution of each symbol depends on […]
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05-04-19
Tags: [Update: I thought I thought of that line myself. But apparently people have been attributing that to George E.P. Box for quite a few years. To be fare, I allow myself to stand along side the great man ]
All models are wrong; some are useful.
– me & George Box
Peter Grunwald’s Tutorial to […]
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(Computing, Research) | 1
05-04-19
Parsimony: How many parameters per model?
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05-04-19
The Chinese Language in the eyes of Isaac D’Israeli
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05-04-19
DmDX UNhelp: introducing Zillion Response
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05-04-19
Tags: Cognitive Daily blogs today about David Rubin’s 2003 paper on flashbulb memory on Spet 11th. September 11, 2001 gave Duke researchers Jennifer Talarico and David Rubin a unique opportunity to conduct a more thorough investigation of flashbulb memory ("Confidence, not Consistency, Characterizes Flashbulb Memories," Psychological Science, 2003). On September 12 they gave 52 student volunteers a […]
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(Teaching, Paperville, Psychology) | 0
05-04-18
Tags: Excel - a VBA function to extract text from a string - using MID and FIND to remove a word from a sentence
I am trying to figure out a way to generate stimuli for the self-paced reading study, which has to be run in DMDX. DMDX uses the #$%*&@ RTF format, plus a bunch of […]
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(Computing, Research) | 9
05-04-18
Tags: Phonemic and/or Graphemic Awareness - Which is Essential? How They Fit Together Introduction
This presidential address was delivered at the 1997 annual meeting of Society for the Scientific Study of Reading (SSSR) Chicago. Ehri provides a glimpse of her experiences conducting research on word reading processes in beginning readers for over 20 years. At the […]
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(Research, Teaching, Psychology, Education) | 0
05-04-18
Spelling patterns & 1850 Webster Dictionary
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05-04-16
Tags: Uncover the hidden treasure at APA — RSS feed for current issues of APA journals. URL is something like http://content.apa.org/journals/rev.rss (for Psych Review). Basically, a 3-letter code for the journal, and then ".rss".
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05-04-15
Tags: CiteULike: garyfeng’s library This is a placeholder. I will come back to this, probably multiple times. CiteULike is probably the most important find this year. It’s just too interesting to blog in a hurry. I have a feeling that it will redefine research and graduate training, at least in my lab.
The above link goes to […]
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05-04-15
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del.icio.us has been around for sometime, but I didn’t know it until today. Some bloggers said CiteULike is an academic version of del.icio.us, which seems quite appropriate.
About
» del.icio.us is a social bookmarks manager. It allows you to easily add sites you like to your personal collection of links, to categorize those sites with keywords, […]
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05-04-15
Tags: Google Ride Finder is one of the newest Google toys that uses GPS info to locate taxi, limo, or shuttles. I tried to track a couple of taxi cabs at Downtown Chicago. It was not as real-time as you’d expected, but it’s still interesting to see the color-coded bubble that marks the cab to move […]
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05-04-14
Schizophrenia in Children
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05-04-14
Schizophrenia simulation in Second Life
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05-04-14
Tags: Why it is hard to share the wealth? The article makes good material for my reading experiment. Why it is hard to share the wealth 09:15 12 March 2005 […]
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05-04-14
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NPR : The Sights and Sounds of Schizophrenia has a Real video of the Schizophrenia simulation.
The Sights and Sounds of Schizophrenia Drug Company Creates Simulation of Illness’ Symptoms
Listen to Joanne Silberner’s report.
View a multimedia slideshow of highlights of one Janssen Pharmaceutica simulation of a schizophrenic episode.
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05-04-14
Tags: Clocky is, quite simply, for people who have trouble waking up.
Clocky is just what I need … alas, it’s not commercially available at this point.
Clocky, An MIT Media Lab Research Project Profile By Gauri Nanda, Research Associate
When the alarm clock goes off and the snooze button is pressed, Clocky will […]
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