Maryam Shanechi, the Sawchuk Chair in Electrical and Computer Engineering and founding director of the USC Center for Neurotechnology, and her team have developed a new AI algorithm that can separate ...

Detection often starts with cues users pick up during interactions, unexpected outcomes, repetitive patterns, or ...

"Our AI algorithm, named DPAD, dissociates those brain patterns that encode a particular behavior of interest such as arm movement from all the other brain patterns that are happening at the same ...

These patterns of activity are so complex that they are best described as geometric objects in high-dimensional spaces. One example of such an object is a torus, which resembles a donut.

“Our AI algorithm, named DPAD, dissociates those brain patterns that encode a particular behavior of interest such as arm movement from all the other brain patterns that are happening at the same time ...