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I still think its a good progress regardless

• AussieWog93 5y ago
  It is not a substantial improvement over previous experiments from the late 00's.
  • knicholes 5y ago
    And it requires a brain implant.
  • op00to 5y ago
    It is a substantial change in how the intended word is selected. This new process lends itself to huge amounts of training and machine learning to vastly expand the vocabulary.
    • AussieWog93 5y ago
      >It is a substantial change in how the intended word is selected. Detecting (in)activity in M1 during imagined movement tasks has been the standard decoding method for 30+ years. >This new process lends itself to huge amounts of training and machine learning to vastly expand the vocabulary. Not without degrading accuracy. The fundamental limit to these systems is the human operator; not the decoding algorithms. ML has advanced dramatically since the turn of the century but almost all BCI performance gains have been from new sensors.