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A generalizable speech neuroprosthesis

Jul 2026 · bioRxiv · 0 citations
Biology Medicine

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A transformer-based decoder model trained jointly across six intracortical speech BCI participants reveals how to pool intracortical data across people to yield more accurate, generalizable, and rapidly-deployable decoding models.

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