Non-invasive EEG decodes silent reading into sentences
A new arXiv paper reports decoding natural sentences from non-invasive brain recordings, aiming to restore communication for people who cannot speak or move. The method outperforms prior non-invasive approaches, though intracranial implants still lead in performance.
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