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Adam Sanborn

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Professor in Psychology at Warwick in the UK. Interested in computational models of human behaviour/behavior.

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Adam Sanborn (@asanborn.bsky.social), 17 Ocak 2025 tarihinde katılan bir Bluesky kullanıcısı. 216 takipçisi var, 245 hesabı takip ediyor ve 16 post paylaştı.

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    Review of WHY WE ASK WHY in Science, written by @chazfirestone.bsky.social, who does an amazing job extracting and clearly explaining several core ideas from the book in a single, beautifully written page www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

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  • Warwick Psychology@warwickpsych.bsky.social

    Congratulations to Xuan Zhao on passing her PhD viva! Her PhD research explores a key obstetric dilemma: balancing the need to prevent serious perinatal complications, such as shoulder dystocia and stillbirth, against the potential neurodevelopmental risks associated with earlier birth.

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  • Lucas Castillo@lcastillo.bsky.social

    🎉 New paper at Behavior Research Methods!!! We present the samplr package for R, which helps use sampling algorithms and cognitive models for human data - show theoretical background + examples. Thanks to @yunxiao-li.bsky.social and @asanborn.bsky.social. Paper link.springer.com/article/10.3...

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  • Luigi Acerbi@lacerbi.bsky.social

    1/ Three years later... PyVBMC 1.5 is out! With A LOT of improvements, dear Bayesians. We also made a 3-min video on how it works. Come for my beautifully resonant voice (you deserve the real deal rather than an AI one), stay for all the goodies below.

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  • Simon Farrell@psy-farrell.bsky.social

    Accepted in Cognitive Psychology, with Beki Floyd, David Leslie & Roland Baddeley: "Averaging versus Sampling in Collaborative Judgment". Two people disagree about a continuous quantity. Do they meet in the middle, or go with one person's answer? 🧵

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