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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 months

🚀 Hiring Researchers (Interns/PhD/Postdocs) for our lab! 🧠 Study mental health using dynamical systems, control theory, neuroimaging, & generative AI. Join us for up to 4 years! #AI #Neuroscience #mentalhealth Link:

Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

4 months

🚀We're seeking a passionate postdoc to join our team and work on #DynamicalSystems , #GenerativeAI , and #Neuroimaging , focused on #mentalhealth . Start date: Oct. 2024 or soon after. Interested? Contact me and share with your network! #Postdoc #Research #MentalHealthResearch

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

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🚀 We’re still hiring for these positions (Interns/PhD/Postdocs)! 🧠 If you're an expert in generative AI (GANs, Diffusion, VAE, etc), we want to hear from you. Join our lab to study mental health using dynamical systems, control theory, neuroimaging, & more.

Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 months

🚀 Hiring Researchers (Interns/PhD/Postdocs) for our lab! 🧠 Study mental health using dynamical systems, control theory, neuroimaging, & generative AI. Join us for up to 4 years! #AI #Neuroscience #mentalhealth Link:

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

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🚀We're seeking a passionate postdoc to join our team and work on #DynamicalSystems , #GenerativeAI , and #Neuroimaging , focused on #mentalhealth . Start date: Oct. 2024 or soon after. Interested? Contact me and share with your network! #Postdoc #Research #MentalHealthResearch

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

11 days

🚀 Excited for the Physics of Cognition workshop at @BernsteinNeuro in Frankfurt this Sunday and Monday! Join us to explore models of cognitive processes 🧠. Let's dive into cutting-edge research and network! @DurstewitzLab @NeuroTMA @eckstein_maria @c_rothkopf and many more!

Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

5 months

Our upcoming workshop: "Physics of Cognition: Dynamical Models of the Ordered and Disordered Brain." Join us as we explore cutting-edge models to understand cognitive functions and the interplay between physics, AI, and neuroscience! 🧠✨ #BCCN2024 #Neuroscience #AI

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

5 months

Our upcoming workshop: "Physics of Cognition: Dynamical Models of the Ordered and Disordered Brain." Join us as we explore cutting-edge models to understand cognitive functions and the interplay between physics, AI, and neuroscience! 🧠✨ #BCCN2024 #Neuroscience #AI

Bernstein Network Computational Neuroscience

@BernsteinNeuro

5 months

🛰️You can now find the Satellite Workshops of the #BernsteinConference 2024 here👉

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

4 months

A major study of affective disorders. Very happy to be part of this to develope dynamical systems models and ML algorithms of the sysmptom trajectories together with @TheRealTimHahn1

Philipps-Universität

@Uni_MR

4 months

"Verlaufsformen affektiver Störungen" - wozu z.B. #Depressionen zählen -, so heißt der neue #Sonderforschungsbereich der #UniMarburg (Sprecher Prof. Tilo Kircher) zusammen mit @tudresden_de und @uni_muenster Glückwunsch!! Weiteres hier: Foto: M Farnung

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

8 months

Preprint: emotions show distinctive dynamics, that when altered, can explain major theories of emotional change in MDD! @bucuram @lucie_nlp @SThanarajah @Koosha_Tahmineh , Paolo Rosso, Felix Bernhard, Adrian Cosma Vanishing Boundaries: via @OSFramework

Vanishing Boundaries: A Unifying Account of Multidimensional Emotion Dynamics and Alterations in...

Emotions are fundamentally integral to shaping the order and disorders in human lives. Yet, a principled, quantitative framework explaining emotional dynamics and their alteration in mental disorders...

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

7 months

This is so important

DurstewitzLab

@DurstewitzLab

7 months

Can we learn from time series data a dynamical systems model that *generalizes* to unobserved dynamical regimes (basins of attraction), like a good scientific theory should? Out-of-domain generalization in #DynamicalSystems reconstruction: #AI #ML (1/3)

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 years

I just used #ChatGPT to write a @MATLAB code in 5 min, something that would normally take at least 30 min from me. I am amazed, happy, and excited!

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

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Happening now

mvugt

@mvugt

8 days

. @HamidrezaJamal9 opens the physics of cognition workshop at #bernsteinconference

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

1 year

Formalizing psychological interventions through network control theory (just accepted @SciReports , data online, codes will be there soon too)

Formalizing psychological interventions through network control theory

Despite the growing deployment of network representation to comprehend psychological phenomena, the question of whether and how networks can effectively describe the effects of psychological interv...

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

1 year

here the accepted paper with links to codes and data:

Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

1 year

Formalizing psychological interventions through network control theory (just accepted @SciReports , data online, codes will be there soon too)

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

10 months

Was my first time this year, highly recommended if your work relates to brain, complex systems, oscillations

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

10 months

Engineering the Mind: Actionable Technical Requirements for Innovation in Clinical Neuroscience or: what is missing when using dynamic systems to study the brain and what AI might bring. @TheRealTimHahn1 @NozariErfan @GeorgiaKoppe via @OSFramework

Engineering the Mind: Actionable Technical Requirements for Innovation in Clinical Neuroscience

With significant investments in neuroscience over the past years, our understanding of the brain, its link to behavior, and related disorders has greatly improved. However, a notable gap persists in...

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 years

An extremely exciting event! I also will give a talk on our recent results together, developed with @mvugt , on conceptualization and modeling of thought trajectories based on network control theory.

Jan Rummel

@jan_rummel

2 years

The program of our Mind Wandering Conference 2023 in Heidelberg is now online and we have an amazing line-up to look forward to🤩. If you want to attend you can still register until May 15.

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

1 year

Good news for parents : ) our results provide evidence that parenthood contradicts aging effects on brain controllability and the effect is stronger in mothers. Joint work with @TheRealTimHahn1 @DerntlLab @TraPLabMS and many others

Frontiers | Interrelated effects of age and parenthood on whole-brain controllability: protective...

BackgroundControllability is a measure of the brain’s ability to orchestrate neural activity which can be quantified in terms of properties of the brain’s ne...

www.frontiersin.org

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 years

I am giving a talk on attractor dynamics in Major Depression on 25.01 at 16:00. I will discuss how we could understand the time course of MDD using tools from control theory and where we are now. More info here:

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 years

I am looking for a PhD student @Uni_MR . The project aims to reveal engineering rules that constrain neural activity/connectivity in psychiatric disorders. More info on our website:

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

1 year

To reverse engineer an entire nervous system

CLaE

@leafs_s

1 year

To reverse engineer an entire nervous system

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 years

This is genius, beautiful, and probably game changing for us: can we build model- free, invariant, adaptive, etc controllers? The answer seems to be a simple yes and this paper below show a very nice implementation.

Ben Falandays

@jbenfalandays

2 years

🚨New pre-print alert🚨 Very excited about this one. We take a spiking reservoir network with homeostatic nodes and embed it in the action-perception loop of an agent. And it does all kinds of cool stuff, right out of the box! A looong 🧵 below...

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

10 months

I am not sure why the original link does not work. here is another link and a link with a direct download that actually work:

Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

10 months

Engineering the Mind: Actionable Technical Requirements for Innovation in Clinical Neuroscience or: what is missing when using dynamic systems to study the brain and what AI might bring. @TheRealTimHahn1 @NozariErfan @GeorgiaKoppe via @OSFramework

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

1 year

High-dimensional models with random interactions can unfold at least four different regimes of multistability, ..., and each multistability regime leaves a distinct quantifiable fingerprint.

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 years

The latest issue of Psychological Inquiry discusses thought processes and how a dynamical systems approach could facililate research in this direction. Together with @mvugt we also share our ideas. Link to the issue:

Psychological Inquiry

Volume 35, Issue 2 of Psychological Inquiry

www.tandfonline.com

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 months

More than 75% report poor or very poor review quality for #neurIPS2024 . I wonder if this is any different for other conferences or journals? Why do we have reviews at all? Something does ot make sense really or do I miss something here?

Vasileios Lampos

@lampos

2 months

To a great extent, peer review quality is reflective of the value of a journal or conference. What do you think about the quality of the NeurIPS 2024 peer reviews? #NeurIPS2024 #AI

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

1 year

this is so good!

Eli Muller

@eli_j_muller

1 year

A temperature dial for computation in the brain – how diffusely projecting matrix nuclei of thalamus shape cortical communication and support states of consciousness. Here's our latest journey trying to understand what the thalamus gets up to 🧵1/10

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

1 year

Really cool!

Teague Henry (@[email protected])

@TeagueRHenry

1 year

Like me, do you constantly question the measurement assumptions underlying psychological research? Is your first thought in the morning "I'm pretty sure Likert scales aren't normally distributed variables?" If so, do we have a new paper for you:

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

8 months

@bucuram @lucie_nlp @CaisaLab @Koosha_Tahmineh @adrianicosma @SThanarajah It was a pleasure working with you @bucuram , looking forward to our next projects together

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 years

A must-read! the ideas resonate so well with what we know ...

Inês Hipólito

@ineshipolito

2 years

🚨 complexity wonderers, our latest paper just dropped! The brain & mind aren't fixed structures, but evolving complexity processes of becoming, with changes, shifts & interaction💥Stoked about this genuine interdisciplinary collab w @PessoaBrain

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

9 months

I don't know how many more relevant questions I know in our field: "how difficult it is to perturb neural population activity away from their canonical time courses?"

Byron Yu

@YuLikeNeuro

9 months

We've posted a new paper on how difficult it is to perturb neural population activity away from their canonical time courses:

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 years

@TheRealTimHahn1 If we can systematically engineer this process?

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

24 days

Unfortunately this is how it feels

Kording Lab 🦖

@KordingLab

26 days

Scientists: if you would decide to do your future research at a very high level of scientific rigor, how would that affect your future career in the field?

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

1 year

This is really cool!

CLaE

@leafs_s

1 year

Beyond Geometry: Comparing the Temporal Structure of Computation in Neural Circuits with Dynamical Similarity Analysis

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

5 months

@TheRealTimHahn1 @EikoFried @ajshackman @WiringTheBrain I think it critical to differentiate between predictability and controllability, and I would like to add the concept of observability Specificity, observability seems to fit best to what @EikoFried discusses: the extend we can infer the dynamics of one variable from the others

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 years

Really impressive work for anyone doing data driven modeling (and probably control): any useful model of psychopathology is probably a stochastic model

NetScience

@net_science

2 years

Fundamental limits to learning closed-form mathematical models from data

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

5 months

and here the link:

Physics of cognition: dynamical models of the ordered and disordered brain – Bernstein Netzwerk...

bernstein-network.de

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 months

Highly recommend this conference: right to the point, strong and innovative community, and a nice format that promotes discussions

Joana Cabral

@Joana_Cabral__

2 months

4 days left to submit your abstract for the 17th Brain Modes conference in Bilbao, Spain, 18-21 November 2024 Some abstracts will be selected for oral presentation, the others as posters! #BrainModesBilbao Hope to see you there!

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 years

Seems really cool @TheRealTimHahn1

Manuel Beiran

@mBeiran

2 years

Very happy to share our article on parametric control of low-dimensional manifolds! What neural mechanisms support generalization in temporal tasks? How can neural dynamics be controllable by inputs? ⏬

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 years

This provides such a beautiful testbench/framework for any theory/intervention development

Tomoya Nakai

@TomNakai

2 years

Jaffe et al., Nat Hum Behav (2023) Modelling human behaviour in cognitive tasks with latent dynamical systems

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 years

Happy happy 😊 in case you are working in similar directions or have ideas how this could be improved, please get in touch

TimHahn

@TheRealTimHahn1

2 years

Very happy to share the latest paper from @wwu_mmll . We formally link Postictal Suppression Index to brain #controllability . Then, we show that we can use this link to predict response to #electroconvulsivetherapy BEFORE it starts from a #DTI brain scan.

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 years

Yes! This is important and we miss it in academia. Diversity is probably the single most important thing we have to promote in academia to become more successful!

mvugt

@mvugt

2 years

"Those in powerful positions can create change by consciously recognizing and reflecting on their sponsorship practices."

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

5 months

Wow

nature

@Nature

5 months

Nature research paper: Retuning of hippocampal representations during sleep

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

9 months

@PessoaBrain ECT seems to be quite effective to reduce symptoms of mental disorders e.g., in MDD. As far as I know though, we don't know why/how

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 years

Negative feedback loop everywhere, thought-provoking paper!

🍒 Serge Ahmed 🍒

@SergeAhmed

2 years

Negative feedback control loops all the way down! A key proposal of this insightful article by Paul Cisek is that the evolutionary history of the nervous system is a history of the continuous extension of such control further and further into the world.

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 years

Nice nice nice 👌

Dániel Barabási

@bdanubius

2 years

#24 : The emergent properties of the connected brain by @MichelTdS @StephForkel From a great issue on brain connectivity. Would be curious to see what the "fingerprints" of connectivity will look like in cellular-level connectomics.

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

1 year

it is fascinating how fast and close we are getting there.

Earl K. Miller

@MillerLabMIT

1 year

Breaking news from MIT. @MIT @ScienceMIT @MIT_Picower

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

10 months

This is so beautifully said. Indeed there are mathematical proof that we won't replicate human mind anytime soon, but that is very much independent of getting our machines to have comparable or better performance.

Yohan J. John

@DrYohanJohn

10 months

For reasons that are unclear to me, people seem to struggle with the idea that artificial intelligence might be orthogonal to biological intelligence. An AI system can arrive at humanlike performance through entirely unhumanlike means.

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

1 year

open source EMAP database with moment by moment responses to emotional video clips

Hedwig Eisenbarth

@H_Eisenbarth

1 year

Very excited that our paper describing our open source EMAP database with moment by moment responses to emotional video clips and some computational models for emotional arousal is now published:

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 years

This is quite interesting: can we form "memories" that we never experienced or somehow adapt those tgat we did? The ramifications would be enorm ...

bioRxiv Neuroscience

@biorxiv_neursci

2 years

Constructing future behaviour in the hippocampal formation through composition and replay #biorxiv_neursci

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 years

@jbenfalandays Of course! We need systemic approach to learn/control the complex dynamics of brain/behavior, yet they are simply too complex for our often too simple analytical tools. Your approach here is such a wonderful addition/framework to enable our search. Great work indeed!

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

5 months

I just saw this, it is great line up with very interesting questions to be discussed

Elisa Kallioniemi

@e_Kallioniemi

5 months

Excited to be a panelist in the upcoming BRAIN Initiative Workshop: Advancing Human Neuroscience through Neural Stimulation and Recording: Opportunities and Challenges for Coordinated Efforts, May 23-24, 2024.

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

1 year

@mvugt Thanks @mvugt for visiting us and sharing so many great ideas. We are all excited and are looking forward to the next steps and realizing our plans :)

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

4 months

Really nice, potentially game changing

MedARC

@MedARC_AI

4 months

MindEye demonstrated incredible brain decoding performance w/ fMRI But an fMRI machine is huge! Can brain decoding be done with a more portable device? @humanscotti joined a team of researchers to explore if the more portable fNIRS tech can perform accurate brain decoding ↓

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

9 months

This is good, really good, just see "brain/behavior" when then the say "complex system"

NetScience

@net_science

9 months

The low-rank hypothesis of complex systems

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

4 months

this seems super interesting

Tim Kietzmann

@TimKietzmann

4 months

Excited to announce the second iteration of NEAT (Neuro-AI-Talks), which will take place September 2nd-3rd 2024 in Osnabrück. Never heard of it? Let me tell you what this is about 🧵

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

6 months

This should be fun

Ole Jensen @olejensen.bsky.social

@OleJensenOHBA

6 months

Participate in The Connectivity Data Challenge on MEG analysis at @biomag2024 . It is a competition organized by the Cogitate Team @ArcCogitate . For instructions, prizes, etc see

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

1 year

@lucie_nlp @AllieLahnala @CaisaLab @bucuram @mcxfrank thanks @lucie_nlp , looking forward to realizing our ideas!

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

10 months

So beautiful

Gautam Goel

@gautamcgoel

10 months

State-space models (SSMs) like Transformers are all the rage right now. Can these models implement classic algorithms from control? In joint work with Peter Bartlett, we show that how to implement a Kalman Filter and an LQG controller. 1/

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

11 months

This is the way we have to go

Rick Betzel

@richardfbetzel

11 months

Two new preprints from the lab: 1⃣ Functional connectivity modules in recurrent neural networks: function, origin and dynamics [] We treated hidden layers of RNNs as functional networks. Can we gain insight into how the network solves systems neuro tasks?

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 years

Cool job!

Michael Aristodemou

@mearistodemou

2 years

Is change in psychopathology driven by a latent cause (common cause theory) or by casual interactions among symptoms (dynamic mutualism theory)? Our answer was just accepted for publication at Clinical Psychological Science. Here’s a recap in 3 tweets 🧵

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 years

@TarunTaak @mvugt Thanks @TarunTaak

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

10 months

@Kaysonfakhar I know, right? 🤣 perhaps we do a Revision and add a figure later but for now if anything was mot clear, let's chat

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 years

Nice!

Koen Helwegen

@khelwegen

2 years

🧠⚡️How does statistical power shape the way we see networks in the brain? That is the topic of our new review, now out in @TrendsCognSci . We show power depends on multiple factors and differs across brain regions and connections.

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

7 months

This will be interesting, join if happened

Kording Lab 🦖

@KordingLab

7 months

I am talking with a good number of people who have causality concerns about both functional/ effective connectivity and/or rsfMRI. I am wondering if having a "troublemaker workshop" may be fun. LMK (DMs are open) if you would be interested in joining such a meeting.

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

9 months

Nice

Gabriella Sterne, Ph.D.

@GabriellaSterne

9 months

After a decade of heroic effort, @HHMIJanelia FlyLight and collaborators have released the best 3,063 split-GAL4 lines we identified through testing ~77,000 combinations. The release also includes a treasure trove of image data, including images of 129,665 individual fly brains!

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 years

Nice!

Tobias Galla

@tobiasgalla

2 years

Lyapunov Exponents for Temporal Networks (w @_CaligiuriLisa_ , @wetuad , V. Eguiluz, L. di Gaetano) We study instabilities of network time series & graph dynamical systems, and develop methods to estimate the maximum network Lyapunov exponent.

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 years

@vineettiruvadi this is such a cool tool, thanks to the contributors for making and sharing!

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

1 year

@heidirgardner really well written, thanks for sharing and best wishes

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 years

Nice work, must-read for anyone doing relayed stuff.

Rob_McCutcheon

@rob_mccutcheon

2 years

Our new network meta-analysis of ~500 neuroimaging studies investigates how brain changes overlap and differ between 17 different psychiatric disorders is out now in @NatMentHealth 1/n

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 years

this seems a pretty important contribution!

Yoav Ger

@GerYoav

2 years

🎉🎉 New preprint! together with Moni Shahar & @shaharnitzan @of_sagol When we use computational models, we never really know whether a better model is around the corner (i.e., model miss-specification). Here we use RNN to examine this question 🧵

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

1 year

@TheRealTimHahn1 @KordingLab yes @TheRealTimHahn1 , I agree. My current approach is to build data-driven differential equations that enable intervention design on the macro-scale, this would make sure our "models" have a correct (not minimal) model of whatever we observe. the interpretation comes only after.

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

5 months

@TheRealTimHahn1 @EikoFried @ajshackman @WiringTheBrain These variables are interrelated, and not surprisingly in linear networks all relate to node degree, yet have fundamentally different properties: we can indeed analytically estimate these properties for various network types, e.g. ER , and show their value as intervention targets

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 years

@ineshipolito thanks to you guys for such nice work!

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

3 months

@SThanarajah Congratulations

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

1 year

@bucuram @lucie_nlp @CaisaLab thanks @bucuram for visiting us and sharing your perspectice, Looking forward to a close collaboration!

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

2 months

@aiwintvadakkan great, then please apply

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Hamidreza Jamalabadi

@HamidrezaJamal9

1 year

@EikoFried @tkaiser_science this is probably the best paper using these concepts in psychiatry and clinical psychology that I have ever seen, congrats, and thanks!

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