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A discussion of individual differences, repeated measurement, parameter stability, and what makes a useful computational phenotype.
Featured articleNature Human Behaviour
Meet the core organizing labs and colleagues from across Emory; map shared interests, methods, datasets, and opportunities; and help shape priorities for the series. Planning takes place at our second meeting so all six core labs can participate.
Compare pipelines used across Emory labs: distortion and motion correction, nuisance regression, censoring, global signal, surface versus volume, and QC.
Concrete use cases in coding, modeling, literature synthesis, analysis validation, writing, privacy, reproducibility, and emerging failure modes.
An analysis or modeling problem where a larger pool of expertise can materially change the project.
Variability, latent states, and mechanism—plus a springboard for choosing EDM Megalab’s spring priorities.
Featured articleNature Reviews Neuroscience
One substantial project or two shorter projects, followed by a brief reset of priorities for the semester.
Parameter recovery, likelihood approximation, simulation-based inference, diagnostics, and when these methods beat MCMC or optimization.
Separate variability in learning from variability in choice, and ask what would make a computational phenotype clinically meaningful.
Featured articleNature Mental Health
A project crossing clinical and basic decision science, presented early enough for the conversation to matter.
Move beyond scalar learning parameters toward the representations over which learning operates.
Featured articleNature Reviews Neuroscience
Mechanistic versus predictive models, construct validity, LLMs as tools or participants, interpretability, evaluation, and data governance.
One WIP followed by a candid evaluation of the series and a conversation about next year’s priorities.
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