Lab Meeting, Summer 2016, Week 6

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

What we did over last week

Florian

  1. Edited revision of commentary for Frontiers on link between sociolinguistic salience and surprisal. (Re)submitted!

  2. Edited introduction to Butler et al on animacy effects in sentence production.

  3. Edited Hall et al. on info theoretic approaches to phonology.

  4. Edited Montero Melis et al on effects of language typology on event perception (or lack thereof). Submitted to Cognitive Semantics.

  5. Edited Bicknell et al on uncertainty maintenance one last time. Submitted to PBR.

  6. Edited Craycraft and Jaeger on adapting to changes in cue reliability.

  7. Feedback on Linda's draft of causal reasoning in speech perception paper

  8. Prepared and presented talk at ISLE in Amsterdam.

Kodi

  1. Worked on revisions for Frontiers commentary on sociolinguistic salience and language processing
  2. Reviewed and corrected copy-edited version of speech perception encyclopedia article for ORE (paper should be out soon)
  3. Prepped slides for invited colloquium talk
  4. Worked on job application materials

Andrew

  1. Taught the RAs as much Git as will fit in your head in one meeting
  2. Got Shiny Server installed on www and put up Florian's example from BCS152 from last year.

  3. Helped Elika's programmer get his Go app for one of her experiments installed on www.

Olga

  1. Set up a meeting for Masha, Lauren, and myself for next week to use redcap and SONA
  2. Sent out an e-mail for more definition help/ help for clues in quizzes, since 'Be smarter' is not really a great clue...
  3. Thought about Shiny. Tried some of the exercises they have. Need to devote a day to this...

Esteban

Dave

  1. (Traveling)
  2. Collected VOT data from people into an R package (feel free to look/play with, but don't distribute outside the lab, and check with me/whoever contributed data before you publish anything with it).

  3. Analyzed VOT production data for age/gender/talker effects (same as with vowels), required some code refactoring.
  4. Outlined conceptual points for socio-indexical grouping paper/chapter.

Dan

Amanda

Zach

  1. Collecting pupillometric data and writing pilot analyses.
  2. Looking at Rcpp as a viable way of putting the accent modeling project into R
  3. Managerializing stuff witht eh RAs, getting ready for the Kamide replication!

Linda

  1. Sent Florian the first draft of my quals reading list. Protip: Use the package xcntperchap to count up things in sections!
  2. Started writing some analysis script for analyzing pilot data from the Syntactic Adaptation project. Found an error regarding how interest areas were recorded and fixed it. Ran through a full version of the experiment myself.
  3. Related to the above - tried to figure out how to make the data into an R package a la Dave's tutorial. Thanks for the help with it, Zach. :)

  4. Emails to try to arrange RA hours and tasks. Please, let me or Zach know if you need help with anything so we can put you in contact with the ones who are short on hours!
  5. Latex'd up some tables for the pen in mouth project. Worked out some graphs. More analysis and writing.
  6. Practiced a bunch of driving and got my driver's license!!! WOOT. :D Just in time before my permit expires next month, whew.

Wednesday

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