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Several discussions highlight ongoing debates about whether the study introduces truly novel insights, as seen in comments pointing out prior research on color perception and skepticism about objective measurements of qualia. The tone is generally cautious or brief, with occasional mentions of related studies or methods, indicating moderate engagement without deep dives into the subject’s broader implications.
The posts reflect a mix of opinions, with some expressing skepticism about the novelty of the findings and others accepting the research's significance, resulting in a neutral overall stance.
iScience Is my “red” your “red”?: Evaluating structural correspondences between color similarity judgments using unsupervised alignment https://t.co/ZvrWWmdnEJ
iScience Is my “red” your “red”?: Evaluating structural correspondences between color similarity judgments using unsupervised alignment id.elsevier.com/as/authoriza...
The paper in "iScience" the above quote from "Nature Briefing Translational Research" relates to: “Is my "red" your "red"?: Evaluating structural correspondences between color similarity judgments using unsupervised alignment” 2/2 https://t.co/EXGWec3A7N
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She then says "this is the first time scientists have objectively measured qualia." Where to even begin? This isn't even the first study finding consistent color similarity judgments across people—the paper itself cites several of them (e.g. ⬇️)! 12/ https://t.co/bI6VSYN8wv
#建築情報学会 Fes 今週金曜18時から 立命館大学朱雀キャンパス + youtube にてFinal Presentation！メンター #フロウプラトウ + #OFF-FLAT さまチームのテーマ「異星人との共生のためのサイン計画」の個人的な面白い系の参考論文はこちら。Is my “red” your “red”?https://t.co/eSG1xXrWhQ
The video explores the nature of consciousness and subjective experience, focusing on how individuals perceive colors like red. It discusses recent research using structural analysis of sensory experiences in…
Consciousness is material; this video explores scientifically studying subjective experience through the Qualia paradigm, proposing a new approach to understand the structure of our experiences and their interrelations.
Is my “red” your “red”?: Evaluating structural correspondences between color similarity judgments using unsupervised alignment https://t.co/oaDiqCkGMt https://t.co/bOGM00Ag5s
2025-03-21 – Is my “red” your “red”?: Evaluating structural correspondences between color similarity judgments using unsupervised alignment https://t.co/omK8owoADd
She then says "this is the first time scientists have objectively measured qualia." Where to even begin? This isn't even the first study finding consistent color similarity judgments across people—the paper itself cites several of them (e.g. ⬇️)! 12/ https://t.co/bI6VSYN8wv
@Angaisb_ There was a science article / study on that, about 3 months back. Looks like the answer is 'usually'. https://t.co/yJXZdDPjvO > and some interesting similar finding in some LLM papers too sometimes. However I've noticed that the response to colors can vary in LLMs similarly
#建築情報学会 Fes 今週金曜18時から 立命館大学朱雀キャンパス + youtube にてFinal Presentation！メンター #フロウプラトウ + #OFF-FLAT さまチームのテーマ「異星人との共生のためのサイン計画」の個人的な面白い系の参考論文はこちら。Is my “red” your “red”?https://t.co/eSG1xXrWhQ
@LyingWrongAgain March 21, 2025: Open access Is my “red” your “red”?: Evaluating structural correspondences between color similarity judgments using unsupervised alignment https://t.co/zXMZT7TdhH #Neuroscience #Neuro #SciComm #Consciousness
Is my “red” your “red”?: Evaluating structural correspondences between color similarity judgments using unsupervised alignment: iScience https://t.co/gfW0aQZSsu
RT @AndrewW66619812: The paper in "iScience" the above quote from "Nature Briefing Translational Research" relates to: “Is my "red" your "…
The paper in "iScience" the above quote from "Nature Briefing Translational Research" relates to: “Is my "red" your "red"?: Evaluating structural correspondences between color similarity judgments using unsupervised alignment” 2/2 https://t.co/EXGWec3A7N
#interest https://t.co/NlBBVgT7Tr
メモ：色彩スペクトルのパラドックスについての知見 https://t.co/jTMB2Os00B https://t.co/9iagkbWAJc 今後 生体インタフェースが確立されるだろうとすれば重要な研究
Is my “red” your “red”?: Evaluating structural correspondences between color similarity judgments using unsupervised alignment https://t.co/wqIuJfAZja
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RT @leafs_s: iScience Is my “red” your “red”?: Evaluating structural correspondences between color similarity judgments using unsupervised…
RT @leafs_s: iScience Is my “red” your “red”?: Evaluating structural correspondences between color similarity judgments using unsupervised…
RT @leafs_s: iScience Is my “red” your “red”?: Evaluating structural correspondences between color similarity judgments using unsupervised…
日本の自慢の東京大学（似た論文多） 問題 画面や照明の光沢や色素（空間環境）⇒影響 過重 課題 画面や照明の影響を自動補完 結論：現実世界無（宇宙論） iScience Is my “red” your “red”?: Evaluating structural correspondences between color similarity judgments using unsupervised alignment
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RT @leafs_s: iScience Is my “red” your “red”?: Evaluating structural correspondences between color similarity judgments using unsupervised…
RT @leafs_s: iScience Is my “red” your “red”?: Evaluating structural correspondences between color similarity judgments using unsupervised…
RT @leafs_s: iScience Is my “red” your “red”?: Evaluating structural correspondences between color similarity judgments using unsupervised…
RT @leafs_s: iScience Is my “red” your “red”?: Evaluating structural correspondences between color similarity judgments using unsupervised…
RT @leafs_s: iScience Is my “red” your “red”?: Evaluating structural correspondences between color similarity judgments using unsupervised…
RT @leafs_s: iScience Is my “red” your “red”?: Evaluating structural correspondences between color similarity judgments using unsupervised…
RT @leafs_s: iScience Is my “red” your “red”?: Evaluating structural correspondences between color similarity judgments using unsupervised…
RT @leafs_s: iScience Is my “red” your “red”?: Evaluating structural correspondences between color similarity judgments using unsupervised…
iScience Is my “red” your “red”?: Evaluating structural correspondences between color similarity judgments using unsupervised alignment id.elsevier.com/as/authoriza...
RT @leafs_s: iScience Is my “red” your “red”?: Evaluating structural correspondences between color similarity judgments using unsupervised…
RT @leafs_s: iScience Is my “red” your “red”?: Evaluating structural correspondences between color similarity judgments using unsupervised…
iScience Is my “red” your “red”?: Evaluating structural correspondences between color similarity judgments using unsupervised alignment https://t.co/ZvrWWmdnEJ
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