NeuroNarrator: A Generalist EEG-to-Text Foundation Model for Clinical Interpretation via Spectro-Spatial Grounding and Temporal State-Space Reasoning
Guoan Wang, Shihao Yang, Jun-en Ding, Hao Zhu, Feng Liu

TL;DR
NeuroNarrator is a pioneering EEG-to-text foundation model that translates neural signals into clinical narratives, leveraging large-scale data and advanced grounding techniques for interpretable, time-frequency-aware clinical interpretation.
Contribution
It introduces the first generalist EEG-to-text model with a large, harmonized dataset and a novel architecture integrating spectro-spatial grounding with temporal state-space reasoning.
Findings
Achieved accurate clinical narrative generation from EEG data.
Demonstrated strong zero-shot transfer capabilities across benchmarks.
Established a new large-scale EEG-text dataset, NeuroCorpus-160K.
Abstract
Electroencephalography (EEG) provides a non-invasive window into neural dynamics at high temporal resolution and plays a pivotal role in clinical neuroscience research. Despite this potential, prevailing computational approaches to EEG analysis remain largely confined to task-specific classification objectives or coarse-grained pattern recognition, offering limited support for clinically meaningful interpretation. To address these limitations, we introduce NeuroNarrator, the first generalist EEG-to-text foundation model designed to translate electrophysiological segments into precise clinical narratives. A cornerstone of this framework is the curation of NeuroCorpus-160K, the first harmonized large-scale resource pairing over 160,000 EEG segments with structured, clinically grounded natural-language descriptions. Our architecture first aligns temporal EEG waveforms with spatial…
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