NERV Lab
@nerv-lab.bsky.social
Systems neuroengineering to model and interface brain networks
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Arthur Desbois from @nerv-lab.bsky.social gave a showcase of HappyFeat, a software designed to guide experimenters during the feature selection process
June 8, 2025 at 12:11 AM
Arthur Desbois from @nerv-lab.bsky.social gave a showcase of HappyFeat, a software designed to guide experimenters during the feature selection process
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@fdevicofallani.bsky.social from @nerv-lab.bsky.social presented examples of the use of brain networks as features for BCI rehabilitation in stroke patients.
June 8, 2025 at 12:11 AM
@fdevicofallani.bsky.social from @nerv-lab.bsky.social presented examples of the use of brain networks as features for BCI rehabilitation in stroke patients.
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Key highlights:
✅ Kinectome outperforms PCA in classification accuracy
✅ Resilient to data loss & robust across derived measures
✅ Clear feature interpretability
✅ Potential applications in sports training, physical rehabilitation, and more!
✅ Kinectome outperforms PCA in classification accuracy
✅ Resilient to data loss & robust across derived measures
✅ Clear feature interpretability
✅ Potential applications in sports training, physical rehabilitation, and more!
March 10, 2025 at 9:08 AM
Key highlights:
✅ Kinectome outperforms PCA in classification accuracy
✅ Resilient to data loss & robust across derived measures
✅ Clear feature interpretability
✅ Potential applications in sports training, physical rehabilitation, and more!
✅ Kinectome outperforms PCA in classification accuracy
✅ Resilient to data loss & robust across derived measures
✅ Clear feature interpretability
✅ Potential applications in sports training, physical rehabilitation, and more!
Reposted by NERV Lab
Our research explores how network theory-based coordination properties (the "kinectome") can improve classification performance in movement analysis, offering a more interpretable, generalizable, and adaptable approach compared to traditional methods like PCA.
March 10, 2025 at 9:08 AM
Our research explores how network theory-based coordination properties (the "kinectome") can improve classification performance in movement analysis, offering a more interpretable, generalizable, and adaptable approach compared to traditional methods like PCA.