Oscar Anderson's repositories
EEG-Fringe-P3-analysis
For my MSc dissertation, and in my role as a research data analyst, I am undertaking an analysis of electroencephalography data to investigate whether detection of the P300 neural signal can be utilised within an EEG Brain-Computer Interface to discern information from the minds of individuals, without the need for explicit communication.
Agent-based-model-of-human-date-choice
An implementation of Kalick and Hamilton's (1986) agent-based model of romantic date choice in humans.
Boules-resampling
An implementation that simulates games of Boules between two players, then uses resampling to test whether the difference between the performance of the two players is statistically significant.
ChatGPT-Sentiment-Analysis
A sentiment analysis on tweets related to OpenAI's LLM, ChatGPT, using a Multinomial Naive Bayes model, revealing insights into public sentiment and highlighting areas for further fine-tuning/enquiry.
Diffusion-tractography-replication
A readme documenting the steps that I took to replicate a diffusion tractography brain-imaging analysis.
Emotion-Recognition-CNN
A Python project implementing a Convolutional Neural Network for identifying emotions from input face images. Built using Keras and trained on the FER-2013 dataset.
fMRI-analysis-replication
A readme documenting the steps that I took to replicate an fMRI analysis examining the neural correlates of cognitive and motor control in a Stop-Signal task.
Simple-Linear-Regression
This basic script uses NumPy and Matplotlib to perform a simple linear regression on randomly generated data, and visualizes the regression line over a scatter plot.
Tailored-Prompting_GPT3.5-turbo
A script that I wrote to experiment working with OpenAI's GPT-3.5 turbo API, in which I prepared prompts to modify my interactions with the model to retrieve safe and relevant information in response.
IAT-names-and-traits
This repository contains the full report for my undergraduate dissertation project, completed as part of my Bachelor of Science (BSc) Psychology degree. The study explores the cross-modal associations between phonemes and personality traits, with a focus on the Bouba-Kiki effect and its potential implications for social perception.