Stanford Psychology Friday Seminar
Plan forward and backward in time Whether in solving complex math proof problems or in playing simple maze navigation games, backward planning can be an extremely useful strategy, where one starts their reasoning from the goal state and plans in a direction opposite to later execution. In fact, adopting bi-directional planning at multiple levels can […]
Building a high-resolution computational atlas of the whole human brain with histology, deep learning, and Bayesian modeling: open-source implementation and application to neuroimaging studies Widespread neuroimaging packages like FreeSurfer, FSL or SPM enable morphometric, functional, and connectivity studies of the human brain in vivo using MRI. While these packages are frequently updated to stay near […]
