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Failing Gracefully
I added the code to test whether or not the coupling succeeded or failed. At this point, I also realize while yes, the code does work (just had one fail out on me) simply having it stop isn’t su… more →
Bayesian Estimation in SPECT
Improved Access, Optimized Quality, Reduced Cost
michaelreiter wrote 4 weeks ago: Dr. Rolf Lucas, President & CEO, GE Healthcare Germany GE Launches “healthymagination” Initiativ … more →
Scope Creep
J. Q. McClintic wrote 2 months ago: Looking back at why I still don’t have a paper out about my SPECT research, the answer is scop … more →
Failing Gracefully
J. Q. McClintic wrote 3 months ago: I added the code to test whether or not the coupling succeeded or failed. At this point, I also real … more →
ABCIMA Results and Run Time Issues
J. Q. McClintic wrote 3 months ago: Yesterday I did a trial run of the ABCIMA software which ran to completion. It also took forever to … more →
Testing the ABCIMA Code
J. Q. McClintic wrote 3 months ago: That’s exactly what’s happening right now.I’m killing time while the code runs. It … more →
Back to BCIMA
J. Q. McClintic wrote 3 months ago: For the moment I find myself back in the BCIMA code doing what I hoped I would be able to avoid: min … more →
Getting Back to Coding
J. Q. McClintic wrote 3 months ago: This really isn’t about the progress being made or my own rambling thoughts on how to address … more →
BCIMA
J. Q. McClintic wrote 3 months ago: Well, it should be no surprise that BCIMA works and is in the package. It was working before and I m … more →
Today's Progress
J. Q. McClintic wrote 3 months ago: Today I knocked out most of my list from yesterday and incorporated the bcima code into the package, … more →
Starting to Rework the Backward Coupling Code
J. Q. McClintic wrote 3 months ago: Yes, I need to in many ways redo the backward coupling code and that means redoing some of the trans … more →
IMA has been Modified
J. Q. McClintic wrote 3 months ago: The IMA software has been modified to use the new, slightly object oriented version of the other scr … more →
Truncated Samples Now with (Some) Object Orientation
J. Q. McClintic wrote 3 months ago: I’ve added a little object orientation to the truncated samples bit. This particular function … more →
Some Progress (Finally)
J. Q. McClintic wrote 3 months ago: A quick progress report from my first day working on the code base in a couple months. I’ve m … more →
Is there a difference in activation or in inhibition of cortical auditory centers depending on the ear that is stimulated?
Callier Library wrote 3 months ago: Conclusions.1.With auditory stimuli cortical activation of Brodmann’s areas 39 and 40 and inhi … more →
Book Review:: This Is Your Brain On Joy
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Amy wrote 4 months ago: This Is Your Brain On Joy by Dr. Earl Henslin is a fresh approach to psychology and how we interpret … more →
Cognitive neuropsychological and regional cerebral blood flow study of a Japanese–English bilingual girl with specific language impairment (SLI)
Callier Library wrote 5 months ago: We report here on an investigation into the possible factors which might have contributed to languag … more →
Progress Tonight
J. Q. McClintic wrote 6 months ago: Took a couple hours to work through some edits to the source files. The big one is that I broke the … more →
Some Reworking Of The Codebase
J. Q. McClintic wrote 6 months ago: On a whim I looked up how to do some basic OOP in R. After doing that I thought about what it would … more →
Let's see, it sort of works . . .
J. Q. McClintic wrote 6 months ago: I’m in the middle of the Backward Coupling Algorithm code and getting a rather odd output: Whe … more →
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