Lab Meeting, Summer 2016, Week 4

Awe- and Aw-inspiring readings (or just stuff you think deserves a mention)

What we did over last week

Florian

Kodi

1. Spent time with family.

Andrew

1. Got RAs started on entering subjects into RedCap

2. Accidentally volunteered to give a Git tutorial to the RAs on June 7th

3. Started redesigning the CrowdExp user onboarding process, such that they will be able to choose which courses they are enrolled in and join or create a project group for each course with no outside intervention

4. Went home to Columbus for a long weekend to see family

Olga

Esteban

1. Did a first pass read and review for a JASA EL manuscript.
2. Continued making progress on the JML follow-up analyses.
3. Ran some participants for above said list who had been excluded.
4. Continued work on meta-analysis; getting ready for writing.
5. Learned me a haskell.
6. Continued working on NIHMS proofs.

Dave

1. Analyzed Nationwide Speech Project data for

   1. How well you can classify gender/dialect/both given unlabeled formant data
   2. How well you can categorize vowels from an unfamiliar talker, given gender/dialect/both/none
   3. How well you can simultaneously infer indexical group (gender/dialect/both) and vowel categories

2. Wrote up results and conclusions from those analyses.

3. Sent an email begging for data from people.

Dan

Amanda

Zach

Linda

Wednesday

Bethany

1. Apparently should do this for the summer
2. Pragmatic inference: working on norming study in Qualtrics to see if, when the noun is cut off in the critical trials, there's a preference to pick the target or competitor items.
3. Recorded Madeline for the extra condition in Emily/Larisa's project. Waiting to hear back about if they match the other recordings and about annotating them.
4. REDCAP
5. Started another round of VOT annotation for Esteban