26 Open source projects that are alternatives of or similar to self-organizing-predictions

A block modeling system for cognitive neuroscience

认知计算神经联盟 讨论会

Exercises, data, and more for our 2017 summer workshop (funded by the Estes Fund and in partnership with Project Jupyter and Berkeley's D-Lab)

Python package for extracting and analyzing image representations from state-of-the-art neural networks for computer vision

📚 Books everyone should read!

Copy engineering rules!

Dichotomy Tests provides interesting tests that show you how inclined you are toward certain philosophical, psychological or political views. Each test tries to discover your preferred beliefs and will attempt to accurately position you along numerous dichotomic axes.

Notes and ideas to remember when I am a leader

edited mirror of http://dhspriory.org/thomas/ , St. Thomas Aquinas's complete works (most bilingual, Latin-English)

Curso de Ciência da Computação

Cellular Automata Simulator

Quotes from Marcus Aurelius (Elm SPA)

An app that dispenses Stoic wisdom with bite-size quotes.

Philosophy diagrams in Ti𝑘Z

My philosophy dissertation + cloud backup + version control. Written in plaintext Markdown with Sublime Text 3.

A curated list of awesome philosophy

Go implementation of Leabra algorithm for biologically-based models of cognition, based on emergent framework (with Python interface)

❄️ 🐳 Awesome tools and libs for AI, Deep Learning, Machine Learning, Computer Vision, Data Science, Data Analytics and Cognitive Computing that are baked in the oven to be Native on Kubernetes and Docker with Python, R, Scala, Java, C#, Go, Julia, C++ etc

Prolog puzzles for fun and profit (mostly fun)

Deep active inference agents using Monte-Carlo methods

CVPR 2022: Cross-Modal Perceptionist: Can Face Geometry be Gleaned from Voices?

A toy model of Friston's active inference in Tensorflow

Code for "Learning Inductive Biases with Simple Neural Networks" (Feinman & Lake, 2018).

Modern port of Melanie Mitchell's and Douglas Hofstadter's Copycat

An Awesome List of Cognitive Science Resources

Formal Psychological Models of Categorization and Learning