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Decoding and Predicting Intentions from Neuroimaging Signals

Published on Dec 03, 20122819 Views

There has been a long debate on the existence of brain signals that precede the outcome of decisions, even before subjects believe they are consciously making up their mind. Multivariate decoding of n

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Decoding and predicting human intentions00:00
BCI control signals beyond M101:16
Levels of functional specialisation01:59
Distributed coding of contents04:44
Intentions05:30
Overview - 107:21
Overview - 207:30
Decoding SR maps - 107:43
Decoding SR maps - 207:52
Decoding SR maps - 307:59
Decoding SR maps - 408:08
Decoding SR maps - 508:44
Decoding SR maps - 609:33
Decoding SR maps - 709:59
Stimulus decoding10:19
Decoding SR maps - 810:34
Response decoding10:41
Decoding SR maps - 910:58
Decoding SR maps - 1011:08
Time-resolved11:35
Decoding task sets - 111:49
Decoding task sets - 211:59
Decoding task sets - 312:03
Compositionality14:02
Overview - 314:29
Distal intentions: Time-based prospective memory14:52
Overview - 416:44
Reading hidden intentions17:00
Prospective intentions versus intentions-in-action17:25
Overview - 518:54
Long-term predictors of free decisions19:33
Decoding at multiple time points relative to decision - 120:42
Decoding at multiple time points relative to decision - 220:51
Decoding at multiple time points relative to decision - 321:14
Hypothetical flow of information22:20
Early decision – late response?23:16
Link to previous trial?24:00
Tentative models?24:16
Predicting "complex" decisions25:16
Neurotechnology: Brain-computer-interfaces26:16
Thank you28:30