ECoG decoding of words and syntax during sentence production

• ECoG decoding of words during sentence production reveals syntactic role encoding and structure-dependent temporal dynamics (Nature).¹
• The work directly advances speech prosthesis and neural decoding; relevant to iEEG/ECoG methods and computational neuroscience.^{1 1}

Gardner updates

• Mimed speech acts as an intermediary state between overt and imagined speech in an ECoG study, clarifying better decoding targets and training paradigms for speech prostheses. ²

Footnotes

1. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiX0FVX3lxTE5JNmU5WHlrdUJncmFTaUw2cmtmZVpaS25TdkpPODRoRjVkRW85SUNnZi11N2N0cktVN0FvdUhiS09ramt3SjUwWUNMcXNIOU5TN2tKQ09iYm9JTmU3SFp3?oc=5 ↩ ↩² ↩³

2. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiX0FVX3lxTFBfcDhITmxhZGFnMjFKZ1ZPbDNQQkdqSmp6YWF0QmJNcHc5MjdmVGdhbU0zNHdUZlB2MGNtRUJodkRUZmxOTGx3cjhiRFpFS2ZPdFlQVjlCVmVGZklTcGZV?oc=5 ↩