Ann E Kelley 1954–2007

Mapping brain circuits of reward and motivation: in the footsteps of Ann Kelley.

Ann Kelley was a scientific pioneer in reward neuroscience. Her many notable discoveries included demonstrations of accumbens/striatal circuitry roles in eating behavior and in food reward, explorations of limbic interactions with hypothalamic regulatory circuits, and additional interactions of motivation circuits with learning functions. Ann Kelley's accomplishments inspired other researchers ...

Supplement for Kelley & Lai ( 2011 )

Using MBESS to implement the Methods Discussed The methods discussed and developed in Kelley and Lai (2011a) are implemented with the freely available MBESS (Kelley, 2007a, 2007b; Kelley & Lai, 2011b) R (R Development Core Team, 2011) package.1 First, it is helpful to know that a confidence interval for ε can be formed with the function ci.rmsea(). To form a 95% confidence interval for εwhen ε̂ ...

Statistics: T. L. Kelley an Unbiased Correlation Ratio Measure by Truman L. Kelley

The properties of the correlation ratio have been very thoroughly studied and reported upon. It has long been a necessary instrument in the study of the nature of regression. The work of Fisher' in 1922 made it a very precise instrument in studying the goodness of fit of second and higher degree regression lines. It, however, lacks a certain desirable simplicity of meaning in that its value, j,...

“Phthalates”: Kelley et al. Respond

Jonathan Ragan - Kelley - Research Statement

My research develops new programming languages, compilers, systems, architectures, and algorithms that enable graphics, imaging, and vision applications orders of magnitude more rich than any we have today. For example, replacing video with real-time 4D light fields, synthesizing trillions of voxels to rapidly print large 3D objects with micron level details, rendering interactive worlds indist...