Research Topic
Abstract
In the project, human perception of magnitudes, such as distance or duration, will be analyzed experimentally and simulated using probabilistic modeling. The modeling will be based on Bayesian inference, which provides a framework for integrating prior knowledge, sensory information, and decision-making processes. The project will specifically deal with the role of likelihood functions in assigning and learning sensory uncertainty and with the role of context in choosing the appropriate generative model underlying the perceptual estimation process.
Keywords
Human
perception
psychophysics
Bayesian
computational
ERC sector(s)
LS Life Sciences
Fields of study
Host Researcher Info
Name Surname
Stefan Glasauer
E-mail
stefan.glasauer@b-tu.de
Name of Department/Faculty/School
Computational Neuroscience
EUNICE University
Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus – Senftenberg (BTU)
Country
Germany
EUNICE contact e-mail
eunice+wp4@b-tu.de
Mobility additional info
Thesis mode
Hybrid
Length of the research internship
12 months
Financial support available (other than E+)
Maybe
Applicant (Student) info
Current position at home university
PhD student