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Hmm. Do different humans produce relatively the same brain images for a given scene? If not, I’d imagine training this would be a real PITA.
by lwansbrough 8y ago
Hmm. Do different humans produce relatively the same brain images for a given scene? If not, I’d imagine training this would be a real PITA.
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- fipple 8y agoWhy a PITA? Just show a known movie to the person while scanning.
- AlexCoventry 8y agofMRI data is very noisy, and that's reflected in the generated images. They're not at all recognizable, unless they're sampled from a very small class like simple geometric shapes. I doubt it's possible to do much better, with fMRI.
- mistermann 8y agoI was wondering the same thing, hopefully someone in the comments will know more about it.