Bayesian methods: brain and cognitive perspectives

Taught by Mehrdad Jazayeri and Josh Tenenbaum
Lecture slides, references, exercises, and sign-ups for future tutorials are posted here: stellar.mit.edu/S/project/bcs...
Thanks to MIT BCS seminar committee, postdoc committee (especially Evan Remington), and graduate advocate committee for funding and organizing help. Videos by the Center for Minds Brains and Machines. Tutorial series founded by Emily Mackevicius.

[@salahadinlotfi1341]

His first example was spot on...and the rest was just mesmerizing. loved it...

[@yoadrienne5578]

thanks so much for sharing!

[@444haluk]

51:05 likelihood IS a probability.

[@meangradin]

Flashback to Philosophy of Psychology

[@zahrarezazadeh293]

I have some confusions about the math discussed here. Anyone up for going over it in a 15-min call, please respond to this message :)

[@444haluk]

47:33 ah the tragedy of the bayes. people uses "odds" because it is far far far easier and literally the same thing, when they have to switch to bayes, they baffle, understandably. try to teach them odds.

[@444haluk]

3:10 Hell no.