Benedikt Ehinger
@benediktehinger.bsky.social
Comp-#CogSci TT-Prof - follow.me @ @benediktehinger@scholar.social
🧠, #vision, #eyetracking, #cognition, VR/mobile #EEG, methods, design (www.thesis-art.de), teaching & supervising
our lab mainly develops in #julialang
🧠, #vision, #eyetracking, #cognition, VR/mobile #EEG, methods, design (www.thesis-art.de), teaching & supervising
our lab mainly develops in #julialang
Reposted by Benedikt Ehinger
Der Faschismusexperte Jason Stanley stellt Deutschland in diesem Interview (gegen Ende des langen Texts) ein schlechtes Zeugnis für seinen Kampf gegen den Neofaschismus aus. Lesenswert!
www.fr.de/kultur/gesel...
www.fr.de/kultur/gesel...
US-Faschismus-Theoretiker warnt: „Es werden nur noch wenige Demokratien übrigbleiben“
Jason Stanley sieht die Meinungsfreiheit und demokratische Institutionen in den USA massiv bedroht und zieht historische Vergleiche.
www.fr.de
November 9, 2025 at 5:18 PM
Der Faschismusexperte Jason Stanley stellt Deutschland in diesem Interview (gegen Ende des langen Texts) ein schlechtes Zeugnis für seinen Kampf gegen den Neofaschismus aus. Lesenswert!
www.fr.de/kultur/gesel...
www.fr.de/kultur/gesel...
Reposted by Benedikt Ehinger
LLM PR is "impressive" in that it picks up a lot of the issues that human reviewers do. Or at least, the issues that humans do based on a quick read. And that's the problem with both human and LLM reviews. They respond mostly to surface level. In humans because of time pressure, in LLMs by design.
November 6, 2025 at 9:30 PM
LLM PR is "impressive" in that it picks up a lot of the issues that human reviewers do. Or at least, the issues that humans do based on a quick read. And that's the problem with both human and LLM reviews. They respond mostly to surface level. In humans because of time pressure, in LLMs by design.
I have to try more CSD stuff as well - always seemed a bit arbitrary to me 🙈
November 6, 2025 at 12:02 PM
I have to try more CSD stuff as well - always seemed a bit arbitrary to me 🙈
I'm unfortunately bogged down with too many projects to push the decisionmaking angle strongly right now, so it will take time :)
November 6, 2025 at 11:59 AM
I'm unfortunately bogged down with too many projects to push the decisionmaking angle strongly right now, so it will take time :)
Tricky indeed - we are working on getting RIDE to combine nicely with unfold, maybe that's a good venue. and Cameron-Hassals time-dilation could also be an option for modelling. All with more realistic simulations of SSMs via UnfoldSim
November 6, 2025 at 11:59 AM
Tricky indeed - we are working on getting RIDE to combine nicely with unfold, maybe that's a good venue. and Cameron-Hassals time-dilation could also be an option for modelling. All with more realistic simulations of SSMs via UnfoldSim
(one more thing, could you also upload the continuous EEG data, not only the epoched? that would be super great :-))
November 6, 2025 at 9:37 AM
(one more thing, could you also upload the continuous EEG data, not only the epoched? that would be super great :-))
uh and this looks like amazing work with a super great experimental design, cool analyses and nice datasharing. Thanks a ton!
November 6, 2025 at 9:36 AM
uh and this looks like amazing work with a super great experimental design, cool analyses and nice datasharing. Thanks a ton!
thanks for tagging!
Quick q: Given the C-response is what supposedly is the actual decision making process - why not analyse that directly? Don't you else have an overlap-biased c-component overlap with R?
In other words, why not look at C directly?
Quick q: Given the C-response is what supposedly is the actual decision making process - why not analyse that directly? Don't you else have an overlap-biased c-component overlap with R?
In other words, why not look at C directly?
November 6, 2025 at 9:36 AM
thanks for tagging!
Quick q: Given the C-response is what supposedly is the actual decision making process - why not analyse that directly? Don't you else have an overlap-biased c-component overlap with R?
In other words, why not look at C directly?
Quick q: Given the C-response is what supposedly is the actual decision making process - why not analyse that directly? Don't you else have an overlap-biased c-component overlap with R?
In other words, why not look at C directly?
MRI is one of the coolest medical technology!
November 4, 2025 at 6:46 AM
MRI is one of the coolest medical technology!
Dont grasp the relevance of your example unfortunately. Do you describe an implicit small SE over models? Maybe this could help me: if a previous model has e.g. 68.3% accuracy, and your model has 68.5% - how do you decide this is relevant and not just a lucky init, split, dataset sampling bias etc.?
October 26, 2025 at 10:33 PM
Dont grasp the relevance of your example unfortunately. Do you describe an implicit small SE over models? Maybe this could help me: if a previous model has e.g. 68.3% accuracy, and your model has 68.5% - how do you decide this is relevant and not just a lucky init, split, dataset sampling bias etc.?
How do you do inferential statistics yourself? There should be your answer.
What's the unit of observation & how do you model dependencies?
I always wondered when I've seen those bolded tables claiming superiority ¯\_ (ツ)_/¯
What's the unit of observation & how do you model dependencies?
I always wondered when I've seen those bolded tables claiming superiority ¯\_ (ツ)_/¯
October 26, 2025 at 5:52 PM
How do you do inferential statistics yourself? There should be your answer.
What's the unit of observation & how do you model dependencies?
I always wondered when I've seen those bolded tables claiming superiority ¯\_ (ツ)_/¯
What's the unit of observation & how do you model dependencies?
I always wondered when I've seen those bolded tables claiming superiority ¯\_ (ツ)_/¯
October 26, 2025 at 5:45 PM