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>The signal is going to look the same everytime. What makes you think that it will look the same? I don't think it is that deterministic to be practical. Even
by Nydhal 10y ago
>The signal is going to look the same everytime.
What makes you think that it will look the same? I don't think it is that deterministic to be practical. Even so, would it generalize to different people?
- cryoshon 10y agoit'd be calibrated on a per-person basis. if a person can't get it to recognize something that it was correctly identifying previously, then they add the current pattern to the calibration library. clunky, but it'd work.
- mentalhealth 10y agoNo, it would not work. Neither fMRI or "bulk EEG data" (whatever that is) reproduces brain activity patterns for even the most basic ideation, I have no idea why you would think they do. This is fantasy.