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Joseph Austerweil

University of Wisconsin-Madison

H-index: 25

North America-United States

About Joseph Austerweil

Joseph Austerweil, With an exceptional h-index of 25 and a recent h-index of 21 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at University of Wisconsin-Madison, specializes in the field of Computational cognitive science, Inductive Inference, knowledge representation, Categorization, Nonparametric Bayesian Methods.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

Evidence for optimal semantic search throughout adulthood

Video games as a path to a contextualized cognitive science, or How to move beyond 20 questions with nature

Burstier Events: Analysing Human Memory over a Century of Events Using the New York Times

Predictive Feedback, Early Sensory Representations, and Fast Responses to Predicted Stimuli Depend on NMDA Receptors

Communication in action: Planning and interpreting communicative demonstrations.

REFRESH: A new approach to modeling dimensional biases in perceptual similarity and categorization.

Cognitive Properties of Norm Representations

Receptors, circuits and neural dynamics for prediction

Joseph Austerweil Information

University	University of Wisconsin-Madison
Position	Assistant Professor at
Citations(all)	2128
Citations(since 2020)	1435
Cited By	1297
hIndex(all)	25
hIndex(since 2020)	21
i10Index(all)	41
i10Index(since 2020)	34
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University Profile Page	University of Wisconsin-Madison
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Joseph Austerweil Skills & Research Interests

Computational cognitive science

Inductive Inference

knowledge representation

Categorization

Nonparametric Bayesian Methods

Top articles of Joseph Austerweil

Title	Journal	Author(s)	Publication Date
Evidence for optimal semantic search throughout adulthood	Scientific Reports	Jeffrey C Zemla Diane C Gooding Joseph L Austerweil	2023/12/18
Video games as a path to a contextualized cognitive science, or How to move beyond 20 questions with nature	Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society	George Kachergis Joseph Larry Austerweil	2023
Burstier Events: Analysing Human Memory over a Century of Events Using the New York Times		Joseph L Austerweil Charlie Pilgrim Kesong Cao	2022/6/10
Predictive Feedback, Early Sensory Representations, and Fast Responses to Predicted Stimuli Depend on NMDA Receptors	Journal of Neuroscience	Sounak Mohanta Mohsen Afrasiabi Cameron P Casey Sean Tanabe Michelle J Redinbaugh ...	2021/12/8
Communication in action: Planning and interpreting communicative demonstrations.		Mark K Ho Fiery Cushman Michael Littman Joseph L Austerweil	2019/2
REFRESH: A new approach to modeling dimensional biases in perceptual similarity and categorization.	Psychological review	Adam N Sanborn Katherine Heller Joseph L Austerweil Nick Chater	2021/11
Cognitive Properties of Norm Representations	Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society	Bertram F Malle Joseph Larry Austerweil Vivienne Bihe Chi Yoed Kenett Emorie D Beck ...	2021
Receptors, circuits and neural dynamics for prediction	Available at SSRN 3659396	Sounak Mohanta Mohsen Afrasiabi Cameron Casey Sean Tanabe Michelle Jordan Redinbaugh ...	2021
SNAFU: The semantic network and fluency utility	Behavior research methods	Jeffrey C Zemla Kesong Cao Kimberly D Mueller Joseph L Austerweil	2020/8
Evidence against a relation between bilingualism and creativity	PLoS One	Kendra V Lange Elise WM Hopman Jeffrey C Zemla Joseph L Austerweil	2020/6/24
The" Fraction Sense" Emerges from a Deep Convolutional Neural Network.		Yun-Shiuan Chuang Edward Hubbard Joseph L Austerweil	2020