Optimization, model fitting, and model comparison
I have been giving seminars, tutorials, and workshops on optimization (including BADS), model fitting, and model comparison at summer schools and for research groups at various institutions, for a duration that ranges from 20 minutes to 4 hours.
As a representative example, you can find code and slides for a tutorial that I recently gave at the Bristol Neuroscience group on this Github repo.
I also like to play around with visualizations for demonstration purposes. This is a demo I built of several optimizers at work (link).
If you would like to invite me to give a seminar or tutorial about these topics, in person or in telepresence, please get in touch at luigi.acerbi@gmail.com.
Places where I have been giving tutorials/workshops on model fitting:
- Joint Ma-Niv-Pillow lab meeting (Princeton, NJ, Sep 2015).
- IISDM decision making joint lab meeting (New York, NY, May 2016).
- Alex Pouget’s lab (Geneva, Switzerland, Sep 2016).
- Konrad Kording’s lab (Chicago, IL, Jun 2017).
- Andreas Tolias’s lab (Houston, TX – in telepresence, Jul 2017).
- CoSMo summer school 2017 (Minneapolis, MN, Aug 2017). Code: https://github.com/lacerbi/cosmo-2017-tutorial
- NYU Training Program in Computational Neuroscience (New York, NY, Sep 2017).
- CoSMo summer school 2018 (Minneapolis, MN, Aug 2018). Code: https://github.com/lacerbi/cosmo-2018-tutorial
- Bristol Neuroscience Group (Bristol, UK, May 2019). Code: https://github.com/lacerbi/workshop-bristol-2019
- International Brain Laboratory code camp at Columbia University (New York, NY, Sep 2019).
- Center for Neural Science, New York University (New York, NY, Sep 2019). Code: https://github.com/lacerbi/workshop-nyu-2019