where to start?

[yvesyyh]

Hi, is there a guide to using this part of the code? I don't know which code to start with. I want to build a unisensory model that is similar to this paper (''Causal inference accounts for heading perception in the presence of object motion''). But I have lost my way in calculating the posterior probability and the model structure......
Thanks!

[lacerbi]

Hi yvesyyh - the code for the log-likelihoods is in the visvest-causinf/VestBMS_ModelWork/private/ folder. Specifically, unisensory models for left/right decisions are represented by this function: https://github.com/lacerbi/visvest-causinf/blob/master/VestBMS_ModelWork/private/VestBMS_UnimodalLeftRightDatalike.m
(but there is not much model structure for unisensory part).

I am only vaguely familiar with the paper you mention, so perhaps you could email Kalpana Dokka (first author of that study, and my co-author in this one); she might be able to answer specific questions or even provide code specifically for that paper.

[yvesyyh]

Thank you so much! At 2020-03-21 19:51:19, "Luigi Acerbi" <[email protected]> wrote: Hi yvesyyh - the code for the log-likelihoods is in the visvest-causinf/VestBMS_ModelWork/private/ folder. Specifically, unisensory models for left/right decisions are represented by this function: https://github.com/lacerbi/visvest-causinf/blob/master/VestBMS_ModelWork/private/VestBMS_UnimodalLeftRightDatalike.m (but there is not much model structure for unisensory part). I am only vaguely familiar with the paper you mention, so perhaps you could email Kalpana Dokka (first author of that study, and my co-author in this one); she might be able to answer specific questions or even provide code specifically for that paper. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.