Andrey Chetverikov @achetverikov.bsky.social
@ralfer
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Associate Professor in Cognitive Psychology at @UiB. Interested in decision-making in perception and memory: biases, uncertainty, noise, this kind of stuff.
Bergen, Norway
Joined October 2008
There's been a lot more relevant activity for me on Bluesky than on Twitter recently. Hope to see you there .
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New preprint! Serial dependence is assumed to be attractive, but some studies show repulsion. We replicated a surprising repulsive serial bias that switches to an attractive one when people get distracted during the memory maintenance.
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I just learned that there is an open postdoc position for AI in Psychology with us. The deadline is in two days, but if you are interested and willing to write a quick proposal, let me know. Topics: comp. modeling of VWM/perception, brain decoding.
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RT @tarana_nigam: The countless hours & €€ I've spent applying for visas, dealing with the uncertainties! The number of times people doubte….
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RT @guido_maiello: Dear friends,. We are asking for help to pursue the best possible care for Sara. If you can’t donate but still want to h….
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A crime in the making.
"We found that the reported use of open science practices in leading [criminology and criminal justice] journals is low, especially for pre-registration and open code, and that their reported use does not seem to be increasing over time.".
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It's an interesting perspective, quite in contrast with 'everyone has ideas' view that I also have heard a lot.
I’m not super anxious abt this. Instead, distinguish yourself from the field. 14. Also, it’s not about numbers of papers. A statement that says “I’ve published 25 papers” has wasted a sentence. People who have published just a handful of papers get great jobs bc they have ideas!.
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RT @ItsNeuronal: Here is a recording of my talk @CogCompNeuro last week on quantifying similarity in neural recordings. Very much enjoyed t….
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RT @jsaito25: New preprint w/ @fridaprintzlau & @KeisukeFukuda4 ! We show that attentional priority in visual working memory modulates retr….
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RT @wangdan09184809: New preprint out🚨 with @SamsonChota @LUZIXU1 @SvanderStigchel @SuryaGayet, titled “The priority state of items in visu….
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RT @olafdimigen: Are you looking for a precise monitor for vision science, eye-tracking, or EEG? In a new preprint, we tested an interestin….
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RT @chazfirestone: All kinds of exciting plans are afoot here @JohnsHopkins, and this is part of it! Three positions in Psychological & Bra….
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RT @RL_Rademaker: Deep in thought while on your way to work? Better watch out, could be a recipe for disaster! Yet, people are able to dayd….
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RT @KordingLab: Omg. Eero Simoncelli finally got his long deserved Swartz prize. So many contributions. To so many areas of neuroscience.
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Some good tips. I hope one day eye-tracking in fMRI will become less finicky.
Getting high-quality #EyeTracking can be hard, especially when combined with other techniques like MEG or fMRI. Therefore, I started collecting a few tips for improving data quality that you won't find in a manual. If you know more, please reach out!
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a thread on a poster by @AOzkirli where we see that there is no advantage from serial dependence in perception.
This week during the annual meeting of European Conference on Visual Perception, I had the opportunity to share the results of our meta-analysis with @David__Pascucci and @ralfer and my, perhaps, uncommon view on serial dependence literature in visual perception. 1/6
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RT @martin_hebart: Another study highlighting that visual findings from mice don't generalize to primates. 2 though….
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RT @benjamin_kop: TUS holds great potential for neuroscience and clinical applications, but its success requires careful control for periph….
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A friend of mine (@RVTikhonov_) has left academia and launched a service that provides honest feedback to startups. Kind of peer review but for founders =)
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