Akshay K. Jagadish
@akjagadish.bsky.social
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Interested in natural and artificial minds.
https://akjagadish.github.io
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Milena Rmus
4 months ago
Preprint update, co-led with
@akjagadish.bsky.social
, with
@marvinmathony.bsky.social
, Tobias Ludwig and
@ericschulz.bsky.social
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Generating Computational Cognitive Models using Large Language Models
Computational cognitive models, which formalize theories of cognition, enable researchers to quantify cognitive processes and arbitrate between competing theories by fitting models to behavioral data....
https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.00879
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Please apply to join us at the Helmholtz Munich. Itβs a great lab to do science! βΊοΈ
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Great to see our work being covered by
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Mirko Thalmann
8 months ago
Ever wondered why only some memories π§ come easily? Our latest work (
osf.io/preprints/ps...
) led by S. Haridi, with
@ericschulz.bsky.social
, shows that targeted memory retrieval speeds up with precise semantic and temporal retrieval cues. Hence, crafting cues can give you instant access to memoriesβ‘
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Ziv Ben-Zion, PhD
7 months ago
π Just 5 days since publication, our paper is already the #1 trending article on
@natureportfolio.nature.com
npj Digital Medicine! π₯³ π€ Check out how we induced anxiety in Chat-GPT using traumatic narratives - then calmed it down with mindfulness & meditation:
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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π¨ Fresh off the press! We showed that one can extract an anxious response from an LLM by including traumatic narratives into the prompt, and interestingly, we can bring the response back to baseline by using mindfulness prompts π It was a fun collaboration, thanks for bringing us on board!! :)
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Milena Rmus
7 months ago
About a month late posting this, but here's a new project with
@ericschulz.bsky.social
,
@akjagadish.bsky.social
,
@marvinmathony.bsky.social
and Tobias Ludwig We are using LLMs to propose cognitive models in learning and decision making data. Presenting this work at RLDM!
arxiv.org/abs/2502.00879
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Towards Automation of Cognitive Modeling using Large Language Models
Computational cognitive models, which formalize theories of cognition, enable researchers to quantify cognitive processes and arbitrate between competing theories by fitting models to behavioral data....
https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.00879
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Better late than never! π In this work, we show how LLMs can be leveraged to generate cognitive models, given human behavioral data, in two paradigms: learning and decision-making. Very excited to present this at RLDM! The work is still at preliminary stages so please reach out if you have any π
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Better late than never! π In this work, we show how LLMs can be leveraged to generate cognitive models, given human behavioral data, in two paradigms: learning and decision-making. Very excited to present this at RLDM! The work is still at preliminary stages so please reach out if you have any π
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Marcel Binz
8 months ago
We are currently building the largest, cross-domain data set of human behavior as part of an open collaborative project. Contributions of any form are welcome, but especially experiments with meta-data from developmental, cross-cultural, or clinical studies. More details:
github.com/marcelbinz/P...
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GitHub - marcelbinz/Psych-201
Contribute to marcelbinz/Psych-201 development by creating an account on GitHub.
https://github.com/marcelbinz/Psych-201
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