STN: a new tensor network method to identify stimulus category from brain activity pattern
Chunyu Liu, Jiacai Zhang

TL;DR
This paper introduces the STN tensor network method that effectively decodes stimulus categories from brain activity patterns by leveraging multi-dimensional structural information, outperforming traditional approaches on neuroimaging data.
Contribution
The study proposes a novel stimulus constrained tensor brain model (STN) that combines tensor decomposition with stimulus category constraints for improved neural decoding.
Findings
STN achieves over 11.06% and 18.46% higher accuracy on two neuroimaging datasets.
The model effectively captures multi-dimensional structural features of brain activity.
STN demonstrates superior performance in decoding object stimuli with semantic information.
Abstract
Neural decoding is still a challenge and hot topic in neurocomputing science. Recently, many studies have shown that brain network patterns containing rich spatial and temporal structure information, which represents the activation information of brain under external stimuli. %Therefore, the research of decoding stimuli from brain network received extensive more attention. The traditional method extracts brain network features directly from the common machine learning method, then puts these features into the classifier, and realizes to decode external stimuli. However, this method cannot effectively extract the multi-dimensional structural information, which is hidden in the brain network. The tensor researchers show that the tensor decomposition model can fully mine unique spatio-temporal structure characteristics in multi-dimensional structure data. This research proposed a stimulus…
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Taxonomy
TopicsFunctional Brain Connectivity Studies · Computational Physics and Python Applications · Tensor decomposition and applications
