To determine the relative brain size of the males used in this experiment, we used a GLMM with brain weight as dependent variable, body size as covariate, brain size selection line as fixed effect, and replicate as random effect.
The humanoid robot used in this experiment, WE-4RII, has 59 degrees of freedom (DOFs), 26 of which are specifically used for controlling facial expression (eyebrows: 8; eyelids: 6; eyes: 3; lips: 4; jaw: 1; neck: 4).
As the spectra exceeded the detection range of the spectrometer used for this experiment, we normalized them at the intensity maximum in order to highlight changes in the emission line-width and displacement.
Instead we used this experiment as an independent way of exploring the potential substrate binding site on Spy.
"What's so cool and fun about this work is that we could use this experiment that was already built for completely different purposes to look for dark matter".
Using both microphones could provide better weights, but in this experiment we used only one microphone for simplicity.
Therefore, in this experiment, we used stimuli that were identical to those used in Experiment 1, except that the first and third beeps were removed.
In this experiment, we use,,,,,,,, and as the decomposition subbands.
In this experiment, we use 64 × 135 training samples.
In this experiment we use just a single SR-Browser.
