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nkmjm/mental_img_recon: Mental image reconstruction from human brain activity
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Mental image reconstruction from human brain activity - nkmjm/mental_img_recon
Mental image reconstruction This is a gitHub repository for our recent work "Mental image reconstruction from human brain activity: Neural decoding of mental imagery via deep neural network-based Bayesian estimation." Project page on this work is here . Demo code on Google Colab is here . You can reproduce our results without any cumbersome installation. Abstract In this study, we present a machine learning method for visualizing subjective images in the human mind based on brain activity. Although many previous studies have demonstrated that images observed by humans can be reconstructed from
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