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IMAGE: Purdue University researchers are doing work at the intersection of artificial intelligence and neuroscience. In this photo, a research participant is wearing an EEG cap with electrodes. view more
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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Is it possible to read a person s mind by analyzing the electric signals from the brain? The answer may be much more complex than most people think.
Purdue University researchers - working at the intersection of artificial intelligence and neuroscience - say a prominent dataset used to try to answer this question is confounded, and therefore many eye-popping findings that were based on this dataset and received high-profile recognition are false after all.
you know, the similarities that we would draw at this point are that they are all tragic circumstances. from a law enforcement point of view, certainly we try to do some pattern analysis in order to get out in front of these types of threats, to be involved with our mental health community and be involved with state and local partners and to reach out with private sector communities and to make sure that individuals are at risk will come to our attention. we re going have one more question and then we re going to have pios available for you individually. we re going to have one more question and end this process when will this area open up? when the scene is process and when we re out of here and can
is horrible in its own way. you know, the similarities that we would draw at this point are that they are all tragic circumstances. from a law-enforcement point of view, certainly we tried to do some pattern analysis in order to get out in front of these types of threats to be involved with the mental health community. to be involved with local state partners. of to reach out to private sectors in the community. to make sure that individuals that are at risk have come to our attention. we will have one more question, and then we will have pios available to you individually, but we will end the press or after more question. i defer to you on this. when will this area open up? when the scene is processed and when we are out of here, we can open it up in a safe manner.
draw at this point are that they are all tragic circumstances. from a law enforcement point of view, certainly, we try to do some pattern analysis to get out in front of these type of threats, to be involved with our mental health community, state and local partners, to reach out to private sector in the community to make sure that individuals that are a risk to come to our attention. we re going to have one more question and then we re going to have pios available individually. then one more question and then we re going to end this presser. when will this area open up? when the scene is processed and we re out of here and we can open it up in a safe manner. we have opened up the 101 off ramp southbound and the onramp
another big story. a search is under way for debris around reunion island where a piece of plane broke free. officials determining it does belong to a boeing 777. it s not been linked to flight 370. this is another piece of debris found over the weekend. we have the latest on reunion island. reporter: good morning, michaela. the search is on not just here but other islands as well. the there is an island 1200 miles away the coast guard combing for clues. malaysia s transportation minister said this is consistent with drift pattern analysis. they are appealing to authorities for help. over the weekend, some