I think standard deviation is appropriate. Standard error assumes that you are pooling across independent sources. Running more samples from an ML algorithm does not provide additional statistical power.
26.10.2025 12:17 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0
Federal grants are awarded to the institution and not the researcher.
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The alt text is funny-- you were not exactly staring at a basement floor. I believe you were bobbing for apples.
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Those high open access fees are compounded by indirect costs, so the funding agencies get charged 50-70% more (on average). But the funding agencies can't just give money to open access publishers; there has to be a requirement to justify the payments as a use of taxpayer money for the public good.
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I'm aware of HAL. It's the same in the US. NIH has PubMed, and the Dept of Defense now has PubDefense. Final manuscripts reporting research funded by these agencies are supposed to be uploaded to these sites so they're available to the public.
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AI Is the Black Mirror
Why the kinship between artificial intelligence and the human mind is terrifying.
LLMs and other current AI technologies reflect intelligence but lack actual cognitive capabilities. nautil.us/ai-is-the-bl... Are we prepared for real AI?
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psychology prof @yale
http://actcompthink.org
Word nerd @ Rice in Texas but currently at the National Science Foundation. Cogsci of written language, aphasia, disability.
Definitely not speaking on behalf of the NSF! Only my views here…
Applying topology, primarily to neuroscience. Trying hard to always be better. Assoc. Ptof. of Math at Oregon State University.
Professor at Medical College of Wisconsin, Director of the Dennis P. Han, MD Advanced Ocular Imaging Program (AOIP). Current Editor-in-Chief of IOVS. All opinions my own.
Likes: photography, swim/run/read-ing, chocolate, vanilla, mint, puns. Dislikes: unnecessary waste, coffee, bacon, cheesecake. Pronounced KRIS-tuh (she/her)
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www.livingitwithOliviaTroye.com 🕵🏼♀️Former White House Homeland Security & Counterterrorism Official. Career National Security.📺Media Commentator.🇲🇽🇺🇸from El Paso,TX. 🐶🎶 Lover of dogs & music. Political Centrist. #democracy #nationalsecurity
Northwestern professor, AI & Cognitive Science
Striving to understand the relationship between brain and behavior.
www.plutalab.com
Would rather be in Iceland. 📷🏔️
Leslie A. Geddes Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering,
Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering, Purdue University, WL, IN
Interested in anything Nano and anything Neuro
https://nanoneurotech.com/
Professor of Engineering and Neuroscience, University of Cambridge
Director, Program on Law & Public Policy, Princeton University School of Public and International Affairs. Charles & Marie Robertson Visiting Professor of Law & Public Affairs. Still teaching Con law, still aiming to get out of the new social media market.
How brain neural nets do computations; we aim to understand differences in brain wiring, using lasers and neuro-AI.
Lab head, NIH. Prev: media policy for democracypolicy.network.
linktr.ee/markhisted; Pers. views; neuro posts: 🧠 /🧪
Professor, psycholinguist
Professor, Department of Psychology and Center for Brain Science, Harvard University
https://gershmanlab.com/
Theoretical/Computational neuroscientist at Harvard Medical School | Algorithms and neural implementation of reasoning under uncertainty | Decision-making and navigation.
https://www.drugowitschlab.org/
Cognitive+systems neuroscientist, studying brains/abilities in blindness, deafness or handlessness to probe brain plasticity & development. Opinions are my own.
samp-lab.facultysite.georgetown.edu
At the junction of optics, neuroscience, ophthalmology and bioengineering.
https://aria.cvs.rochester.edu/our_work/blood_flow.html
Obsessed with vision and optics. Opinions (have many but share few) are my own and most posts are from my labs at The University of Waterloo (Canada) and UC Berkeley (USA). Oh...and that's my retina in the profile picture.
