We study the role of experience in perception @MPI_ae. Tweets by PI (@norijacoby) and lab members. News! We're moving to @CornellPsychDpt in summer 2024.
Frankfurt, Germany
Joined July 2020
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Computational Auditory Perception Group retweeted
Exciting work from my group! Visit us #CogSci26 - this work show something exciting about human AI collaboration- sometimes it is good for humans and AI to be misaligned!! More on the poster …
🤖🗣️ Will a hybrid society of humans and AI be more creative than either alone? What happens when their cognitive strategies are misaligned, and does that make the collective more intelligent, or does it break down?
🧠 Check out our paper #CogSci26 1/
Computational Auditory Perception Group retweeted
If you are at #CogSci2024 come to @Eline__VG presenting joint work with @norijacoby using Gibbs Sampling with People to understand visual aesthetics. 10:30 - 12:00 in Perception 3 session.
Excited to attend my first @cogsci_soc this week! If you are into perception, aesthetics, individual differences, context effects, Bayesian, open source programming, and more find me at #CogSci2024! On Saturday (Perception3) I present work I did with @norijacoby at the @MPI_ae ⬇️
Computational Auditory Perception Group retweeted
I am super excited about this insightful spotlight paper by Erin Hannon (@erin_e_hannon) & Joel Snyder in @TrendsCognSci! They are reviewing our work in @NatureHumBehav with @JoshHMcDermott @CompAudition and 34 other collaborators ( xitter.cf/norijacoby/status/1764…).
What rhythm production can tell us about culture
Spotlight by Erin Hannon (@erin_e_hannon) & Joel Snyder on recent @NatureHumBehav work by @norijacoby and colleagues
Free access until June 13: authors.elsevier.com/a/1i%7E…
Computational Auditory Perception Group retweeted
Get into the groove!🎶😉 Study of people in 15 countries suggests the human #brain has a universal tendency to lean towards simple rhythms, but that biases can vary widely across different cultures🎶shorturl.at/nrEP5 @MIT @MPI_ae @CompAudition @norijacoby @JoshHMcDermott
Computational Auditory Perception Group retweeted
Here are some of my thoughts on why @norijacoby et al.'s paper is so important and impressive (from this preprint from my forthcoming book: osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/b3…)
We are excited that our paper “Commonality and variation in mental representations of music revealed by a cross-cultural comparison of rhythm priors in 15 countries.” is finally published in Nature Human Behaviour. rdcu.be/dAgFV. @JoshHMcDermott @CompAudition
Computational Auditory Perception Group retweeted
A study of people in 15 countries reveals that the human brain favors rhythms with simple integer ratios, but biases can vary substantially across societies. @JoshHMcDermott @norijacoby @ScienceMIT @mitbrainandcog
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Computational Auditory Perception Group retweeted
👏 Congrats to this fantastic collab-work with 34 co-authors, incl. @norijacoby, @JoshHMcDermott, and many more. The team researched #musicalperception by examining preferred #beat patterns across various nations and #cultural backgrounds. Out now in @NatureHumBehav!
ALT People dressed in traditional costumes form a circle with two women dancing in the center. (Picture: Reiner Polak)
We are excited that our paper “Commonality and variation in mental representations of music revealed by a cross-cultural comparison of rhythm priors in 15 countries.” is finally published in Nature Human Behaviour. rdcu.be/dAgFV. @JoshHMcDermott @CompAudition
Computational Auditory Perception Group retweeted
A study of people in 15 countries reveals that the human brain favors rhythms with simple integer ratios, but biases can vary substantially across societies. @JoshHMcDermott @norijacoby @ScienceMIT @mitbrainandcog
mcgovern.mit.edu/2024/03/04/…
Computational Auditory Perception Group retweeted
Four years in the making, my main PhD work is in Nature Human Behaviour!
Decades of work has shown both benefits and costs to group decision-making.
Can we restructure social networking algorithms so there are fewer costs and more benefits?
Paper: rdcu.be/dquI1
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Computational Auditory Perception Group retweeted
📣 We're excited to announce the virtual component of our CogSci2023 workshop on LLMs! We'll be hosting a live panel with our speakers in an interactive town-hall on Zoom.
📅 Date: Friday, Oct 13 12-1:30 EST
👉 Register here: forms.gle/9Te7k3tYgg8jPunw8
👇 Talk recordings below
Computational Auditory Perception Group retweeted
On 8/28 (Mon) at #icmpc17, @TweetHarin will be talking about our new work on the global network of cultural diffusion observed through large-scale music discovery behaviors. This will also be a showcase of one of our ambitious data efforts. If you're around, come to the talk!
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Computational Auditory Perception Group retweeted
Carmel Raz explores how historical links between nerves and vibration have shaped modern neural sciences. thereader.mitpress.mit.edu/o…
Computational Auditory Perception Group retweeted
This week we have the pleasure to welcome Manuel Anglada-Tort @AngladaTort and he will talk about "Studying cultural dynamics in real time through human singing experiments: variation, fitness, and inheritance". Join us on Wednesday at 4PM CET. us06web.zoom.us/j/8784150305…
Computational Auditory Perception Group retweeted
Wie wird Musik von Mensch zu Mensch weitergegeben, wenn es keine Noten und keine Tonträger gibt? Forscher haben ein großes Online-Experiment dazu gemacht. @norijacoby @AngladaTort srf.ch/audio/wissenschaftsma…
Computational Auditory Perception Group retweeted
Thoughtful commentary by Daniel Pressnitzer is now in @CurrentBiology. His dispatch is beautifully written and provides exciting interpretations of our results linking them to the origin of tonality. More info about the paper:
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Computational Auditory Perception Group retweeted
The brilliant Rainer Polak is recruiting a postdoc for the DjembeDance (tinyurl.com/4b2drknp) project at RITMO. This is a great opportunity to work on the computational analysis of Malian music and dance (video, audio and motion capture)! tinyurl.com/4h4ue5s5
Computational Auditory Perception Group retweeted
Last year, we analyzed melodic evolution in a corpus of songs (doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2022.0…), and suggested that cultural transmission experiments might clarify evolutionary mechanisms. Today, @AngladaTort et al. do exactly that in the same journal. So cool!
We are excited to share our work, “Large-scale iterated singing experiments reveal oral transmission mechanisms underlying music evolution”, published today in @CurrentBiology. @AngladaTort @pmcharrison @TweetHarin @norijacoby @MPI_ae @UniofOxford 1/n
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Computational Auditory Perception Group retweeted
Really cool paper on music evolution with fantastic open materials. All data and code are neatly organized and online at OSF (osf.io/uangd/). The convergent melodies in the raw data are really cool and hauntingly familiar. Here's one of my favorites:
We are excited to share our work, “Large-scale iterated singing experiments reveal oral transmission mechanisms underlying music evolution”, published today in @CurrentBiology. @AngladaTort @pmcharrison @TweetHarin @norijacoby @MPI_ae @UniofOxford 1/n
cell.com/current-biology/ful…
Computational Auditory Perception Group retweeted
Rhythm/dance/music scientists: This looks like an amazing postdoc opportunity to study rhythm in drumming and dance. Apply!
Rainer Polak (not on this site, but based at @UniOslo_RITMO) does incredible work and is a great person.
@socmusicperccog @_RPPW uio.no/ritmo/english/project…
Computational Auditory Perception Group retweeted
I am thrilled to share a recent paper from our group, spearheaded by @AngladaTort with @pmcharrison @TweetHarin. We ran large-scale online iterated learning singing experiments and demonstrated how oral transmission shapes melodic structure. authors.elsevier.com/sd/arti…
We are excited to share our work, “Large-scale iterated singing experiments reveal oral transmission mechanisms underlying music evolution”, published today in @CurrentBiology. @AngladaTort @pmcharrison @TweetHarin @norijacoby @MPI_ae @UniofOxford 1/n
cell.com/current-biology/ful…