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SUMMARY:Cracking the Code: Unveiling Hidden Patterns in Words\, Speech\, and Objects Through Implicit Statistical Learning
DESCRIPTION:Professor Shelley Xiuli Tong\, Director of Speech\, Language and Reading Lab  (https://slrlab.edu.hku.hk/) Faculty of Education – The University of Hong Kong \nAbstract: \nHumans possess remarkable abilities to learn new words\, acquire language\, and recognize objects based on sparse and ambiguous inputs. These abilities are rooted in the robust and efficient learning mechanism of statistical learning\, which enables individuals to automatically detect regularities in their environment through exposure to multiple stimuli. Despite decades of research demonstrating the involvement of statistical learning in the formation of memory and internal models of prediction\, the cognitive and neural mechanisms underpinning statistical learning remain unclear.  \nIn this talk\, I will share my team’s research on statistical learning over the past decade and discuss a series of behavioral and neurophysiological experiments designed to address newly emerging questions that uncover how statistical learning functions in the human brain across various encoding contexts. Specifically\, I will address three fundamental questions: 1) Is statistical learning disrupted in individuals with neurodevelopmental disorders\, especially dyslexia?; 2) How do different types of statistical learning change across ages and interact with other cognitive functions?; and 3) What cognitive and neural mechanisms support statistical learning?  \nIn conclusion\, I aim to demonstrate how new paradigms and theoretical frameworks are necessary to advance our understanding of how humans comprehend the probabilistic world\, the mind\, and the increasingly complex relationships between people and machines.
URL:https://www.ilcb.fr/event/cracking-the-code-unveiling-hidden-patterns-in-words-speech-and-objects-through-implicit-statistical-learning/
LOCATION:Salle des voûtes\, St Charles\, 3 place Victor Hugo\, Marseille\, 13001\, France
CATEGORIES:Seminars
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SUMMARY:Talks + HDR Abdellah Fourtassi
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URL:https://www.ilcb.fr/event/talks-hdr-abdellah-fourtassi/
LOCATION:FRUMAM\, 3 place Victor Hugo\, Marseille\, 13001\, France
CATEGORIES:Talk
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SUMMARY:Exploring Truth and Biases in Cognitive Science
DESCRIPTION:Site : (https://truth-biases.sciencesconf.org/?lang=en) \nMonday January 20 (salle des voûtes) \n  \n13h00 Welcome and Introduction \n  \n13h15-14h45 Denis Caroti & Jeremy Attard (Aix Marseille Université) \ntitle: \n14h45-15h30  Mathieu Cassotti  \ntitle: TBA \nCoffee break \n  \n16h00 -16h45  Anna Montagnini Institut des neurosciences de la Timone Aix Marseille Université \ntitle: \n16h45-17h30   Natacha Cyrulnik\, Satis \, PRISM\,  Aix Marseille Université \ntitle: The bias or the assumed subjectivity in the creative documentary’ \n  \nTuesday January 21st (espace Pouillon) \n8h45 Welcome \n9h00-9h45 Jacques Py \ntitle: \n9h45-10h30 Pascal Belin  Institut des neurosciences de la Timone\, Aix Marseille Université \ntitle: Biasing emotion and personality impressions via voice \n  \nCoffee break \n  \n11h00-11h45 Stephen Lewandowsky\, FAcSS\, University of Bristol https://www.lewan.uk \ntitle : Honest Liars and The Threat to Democracy” \n11h45-12h30 Clarisse Volon\, Aix Marseille Université \ntitle: \n  \nLunch
URL:https://www.ilcb.fr/event/exploring-truth-and-biases-in-cognitive-science/
LOCATION:Espace Pouillon\, 3 place Victor Hugo\, Marseille\, 13003
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20250120T110000
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SUMMARY:Computational passive bioacoustics: Will AI really solve animal communication?
DESCRIPTION:Paul Best (Eq. Multisense & Body) has been awarded an 2024 ILCB post-doc grant to work on the topic of spatialised bioacoustics for the analysis of turn-taking in non-human interactions. Paul’s original background is in computer science and machine learning. During his PhD and post-doc in Toulon university\, he worked on automating the analysis of non-human vocalisations using neural networks. Paul has applied these methods to a range of species with a variety of research questions\, always working with long-term acoustic data recordings of free-ranging animals. Some of these projects include analysing the presence patterns of sperm whales\, characterising the evolution of song structure in fin whales\, and linking communicative complexity to sociality in orcas. Currently at CRPN\, Paul is working with recordings of pilot whales and cao-vit gibbons\, with a focus on how contextualising passive acoustic data with spatial information (the location of the vocalising animal) contributes to a better understanding of their vocal behaviour. \nAbstract: \nFor this seminar\, we will look at current research in passive bioacoustics\, especially regarding opportunities and limitations of using machine learning to study non-human communication. With the increasing use of long-term monitoring systems such as autonomous acoustic recorders\, the relatively young and growing field of computational passive bioacoustic is promising in collecting naturalistic data to contribute to ethological and evolutionary questions. Drawing on my research experience and project in this domain\, I will present what is and could be possible with such approach\, including with the use self-supervised learning\, case studies of cetacean communication systems\, the benefits of sound localisation and the relevance of integrating a musical perspective in the study of non-human communication.
URL:https://www.ilcb.fr/event/computational-passive-bioacoustics-will-ai-really-solve-animal-communication/
LOCATION:Salle des voûtes\, St Charles\, 3 place Victor Hugo\, Marseille\, 13001\, France
CATEGORIES:Seminars
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SUMMARY:Restitution des projets en ingénierie cognitive des M2 MASCO
DESCRIPTION:Nous vous invitons à nous rejoindre le 24 janvier 2025 pour assister à la restitution des projets en ingénierie cognitive des étudiants en M2 MASCO. \nCe sera le moment de découvrir le fruit de leur travail acharné : durant les 2 semaines qui précèdent la restitution\, les étudiants auront pour mission de développer un projet en équipe\, en mettant en œuvre les connaissances et compétences acquises durant leurs études ainsi que leur créativité\, autour de la captation et de la manipulation de signal neuro/physiologique et du prototypage. \n…un ballon dirigeable contrôlé par les ondes cérébrales\, un piano virtuel\, un dispositif portatif qui vous aide à combattre ces moments de stress… qui sait ce que vous aller découvrir… \nCette année\, la restitution débutera avec un séminaire\, Une ingénierie de la perception : vers un langage des sons de Mitsuko Aramaki & Salomé Sudre de PRISME. \nRetrouvez-nous le 24 janvier à 9h à l’Espace Pouillon sur le campus St Charles pour ce moment de découverte et pour soutenir les étudiants ! \nL’équipe d’organisation de l’ingéCo (Deirdre Bolger\, Thierry Legou et Christelle Zielinski)
URL:https://www.ilcb.fr/event/restitution-des-projets-en-ingenierie-cognitive-des-m2-masco/
LOCATION:Espace Pouillon\, 3 place Victor Hugo\, Marseille\, 13003
CATEGORIES:CREx
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SUMMARY:Different bodies\, different minds: Biology as a central driving force in the building of cognitive functions?
DESCRIPTION:Marie MONTANT \nAbstract: \nBy focusing on language\, I will try to show that cognitive architectures are built from goal-driven perceiving and acting bodies in their physical environment\, a perceptive that holds for humans as well as other animals. To illustrate this theoretical position\, firstly\, I will show in humans that words conveying time information are tightly linked to body mouvements (Camille Grasso’s PhD thesis)\, that syntax is probably built on domain-general fine motor planification (Raphaël Py’s PhD thesis)\, that our lexica are grafted onto sensorimotor networks (Melissa Yavuz’s PhD thesis\, Anna Poberezhnaia master’s thesis\, Anne Kavounoudias collab.). Secondly\, I will describe the approaches of Lise-Habib Dassetto (PhD) and Paul Best (Postdoc) that address the questions of how communicative systems appeared during evolution and what kind of method we can develop to conduct fair comparisons between humans and baboons (Lise H.D.) or pilot-whales (Paul B.).
URL:https://www.ilcb.fr/event/different-bodies-different-minds-biology-as-a-central-driving-force-in-the-building-of-cognitive-functions/
LOCATION:Amphi MASSIANI\, 3 place Victor Hugo\, Marseille\, 13331\, France
CATEGORIES:Seminars
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