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Professor in Cognitive science and quantitative methods
Currently at University of Montreal.
Previously at Indiana University.
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Founding member of the
Vision, Integration, Cognition" laboratory (VIC)
Member of the
Center for the Study of Learning and Performance (CSLP)
Member of the
Centre de Recherche en Neuropsycho et Cognition (CERNEC)
Technic Lego realization!
Some robots and other construction made with Lego.
Passe de mammouth (déf): Une manipulation dont on ignore à peu près la nature et le mode de fonctionnement, mais qui semble produire les résultats souhaités. Communément retrouvée en statistiques et en informatique, la passe de mammouth est parfois camouflée par le renvoi à une littérature hermétique et ancienne (e.g. Von Newman, 1944), puisqu'elle s'avère difficile à expliquer pour son utilisateur. (C. Mello)
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