In 2011 we published a nice paper, Reconstructing visual experiences from brain activity elicited by natural movies, by Shinji Nishimoto and others from our lab. Now Natalia Bilenko and Valkyrie Savage have developed an improved algorithm for reconstructing movies from … Continued
Alex Huth’s paper, “Semantic information in natural narrative speech is represented in complex maps that tile human cerebral cortex” has just been published in Nature. The meaning of language is represented in regions of the cerebral cortex known collectively as … Continued
James Gao, Alex Huth and Young Park, the founders of Caseforge, have won the Delta Prize! The Delta Prize is a UC Berkeley startup prize aimed at accelerating the growth of early-stage ventures. Caseforge is a company formed to manufacture the … Continued
Several recent neuroimaging studies have decoded the structure or semantic content of static visual images from human brain activity. This paper presents a decoding algorithm, hierarchical logistic regression (HLR), that makes it possible to decode detailed information about the object … Continued
This study shows how 1,705 distinct object and action categories are mapped systematically across the surface of the cerebral cortex.