National Institutes of Health | National Institute of Mental Health

The Machine Learning Core supports researchers in the NIMH intramural research program who want to address research problems in psychology, psychiatry, and neuroscience using statistics and machine learning approaches.

The core consults with individual researchers, helps select appropriate tools and methods, and can take on analysis work when that is the most efficient path. In parallel, it operates as a machine learning research group, developing new methods motivated by investigators' needs and by advances in the field.

Contact: francisco.pereira@nih.gov

Members

Former Team Members

Al Xin

Statistics and Data Science Ph.D. student at CMU

Projects / Talks

Tools / Software

MLC

VICE

Toolbox for creating interpretable item embeddings from odd-one-out triplet task judgments.

GitHub

Maintainer: Lukas Muttenthaler

Publications

Preprints

Methods

Applications

Neuroscience

Distinct prelimbic cortex ensembles encode response execution and inhibition

Madangopal R., Zhao Y., Heins C., Zhou U., Liang B., Barbera G., Lam K.C., Komer L.E., Weber S.J., Thompson D. J., Gera Y., Pham D.Q., Savell K.E., Warren B.L., Caprioli D., Venniro M., Bossert J.M., Ramsey L.A., Jedema H.P., Schoenbaum G., Lin D.T., Shaham Y., Pereira F., Hope B.T. in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 122 (37), 2025

Psychiatry

Cognitive Psychology/Neuroscience