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Titus von der Malsburg (@tmalsburg)

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helm-bibtex

Search and manage bibliographies in Emacs

guess-language.el

Emacs minor mode that detects the language you're typing in. Automatically switches spell checker. Supports multiple languages per document.

saccades

Detection of fixations and saccades in eyetracking data

MCMCglmm-intro

A tutorial showing how to set up a Bayesian "lmer" model using MCMCglmm

tango-plus-theme

Color theme for Emacs loosely based on the tango palette

py-span-task

Cross-platform working memory span task

txl.el

Emacs extension providing direct access to DeepL's machine translation API.

PsychlingDatasets

A list of publicly available data sets from psycholinguistic studies

scanpath

An R package for analyzing scanpath patterns in eye movements

helm-org-contacts

A helm source for address books in org-contacts format

EyeScript

Stimulus presentation for EyeLink eyetrackers

mwk.el

Yet another Zettelkasten system for Emacs

selfhost_ling_expts

A guide and templates for self-hosted experiments designed with jsPsych and served using Python

knitr-template-apa

A template for APA-style articles written in knitr / LaTeX

MalsburgAngeleJML

Code and simulation results from von der Malsburg & Angele (JML, 2016)

llm_surprisal

Simple tool for generating tokens with GPT2 and/or calculate per-token surprisal.

chamois

A simple Python app for running eye-tracking experiments on reading behaviour

binomialCRIs

R package with functions for calculating and plotting binomial credible intervals

eye-tracking-methods

Materials for an introduction to eye-tracking methods with exercises and project work

moodle.el

Grade Moodle assignments offline in the comfort of your personal Emacs setup.