Alan Bince Jacob
@alanbince.bsky.social
Doctoral Candidate - Dept. of Neuropsychology & Psychopharmacology, Maastricht University | Neuroscience in Human Movement | Research: Cognitive Control, Predictive Coding, Posture/Gait | Personal views only
Thanks to Sonja Kotz, @auksz.bsky.social, @kennethmeijer.bsky.social, and Markus Köpcke for collaborating with us on this interdisciplinary work.
@maastrichtu.bsky.social
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December 23, 2025 at 11:35 AM
Thanks to Sonja Kotz, @auksz.bsky.social, @kennethmeijer.bsky.social, and Markus Köpcke for collaborating with us on this interdisciplinary work.
@maastrichtu.bsky.social
@maastrichtu.bsky.social
Congratulations Peter
December 11, 2025 at 9:46 PM
Congratulations Peter
Reposted by Alan Bince Jacob
Revised-TLDR:
Using the hidden multivariate pattern method we show how we capture 5 (!) recurrent EEG topographies in participants' decisions.
We show how these events parse the single-trial reaction time into:
- sensory processes
- attention orientation
- evidence accumulation
- motor execution
Using the hidden multivariate pattern method we show how we capture 5 (!) recurrent EEG topographies in participants' decisions.
We show how these events parse the single-trial reaction time into:
- sensory processes
- attention orientation
- evidence accumulation
- motor execution
October 27, 2025 at 10:09 AM
Revised-TLDR:
Using the hidden multivariate pattern method we show how we capture 5 (!) recurrent EEG topographies in participants' decisions.
We show how these events parse the single-trial reaction time into:
- sensory processes
- attention orientation
- evidence accumulation
- motor execution
Using the hidden multivariate pattern method we show how we capture 5 (!) recurrent EEG topographies in participants' decisions.
We show how these events parse the single-trial reaction time into:
- sensory processes
- attention orientation
- evidence accumulation
- motor execution