Dynamic Causal Modelling - Karl Friston

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Neuroscientist Karl Friston on functional specialization of different brain areas, brain hierarchy, and the connectome
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[@MrWillypanda88]

This helps me a lot in my thesis work, thank you very much for the class, it was priceless

[@harsha_305]

What is your theses may i ask? I am myself currently looking for a project to work on for my masters in physics and DCM is very interesting.

[@MrWillypanda88]

@@harsha_305 hi, sorry, that was 3 years ago. I kinda forgot what it helps me with. But I was in the field of neuroscience now

[@harsha_305]

@@MrWillypanda88 yeah no problem

[@MLDawn]

Prof. Friston is a legend!

[@estelleghost]

Very well explained - thank you!

[@basiqquddusi9601]

Thanks for such a nice video.

[@SleepyBoBos]

Well explained. 11:15 "How did I know what to say? They had my lines written down on a script...."

[@janelboth2932]

thank you.

[@egandavid]

Take my money! DCM couldn’t be better explained than this.

[@IJustMadeAComment]

Ok fine but how does this connect to free energy minimization? And how does that fit into entropy?

[@vasishtapolisetty639]

This is a method used for brain imaging analysis. Free energy is a theory of how biological systems function. Different stuff

[@Meta_Myself]

Did you mean ecphory?

[@TheManonCanon]

Read his paper with Carhart-Harris they talk a lot about the entropic model

[@anasanwarnasirin207]

Thank 😊

[@vadicolo]

He looks like the smoker man in X-files.

[@devrim-oguz]

Is it just me or your microphone just amplified the ssss sound too much. I got very annoyed by this sound. Or is it just his speaking? In any situation, you should probably lower the high frequencies in your videos.

[@Mede_N]

Yes! There are special filters for that, called de-esser. It seems, that the editors didn't apply them.

[@magnfiyerlmoro3301]

so at the end its just fitting data with an hypothesis nothing causal here just a lot of maybe

[@rservajean]

Make hypothesis that fit the data is the definition of science ^^

[@tdreamgmail]

Get published, get tenure, win life

[@tillvincentnelsongerloff9060]

@@tdreamgmail dude I hope thats an ironic statement otherwise you have seem to run amiss a lot of science-theory and actual lifetime achievements of great philosophical thinkers.

[@tillvincentnelsongerloff9060]

@@rservajean no sience is exactly not that, its the opposite at least according to Popper.

[@iste7057]

they are trying to model causal interactions between different brain regions. he says this in the middle of he video

[@adamradford7749]

All I heard was er er

[@syrinx5587]

That's because you weren't listening to the words before and after the ers.

[@adamradford7749]

Just seen this for the first time didn’t think he er that much after just watching it