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A Deep Neural Network for Predicting Continuous Human EEG Across the Auditory Pathway in Response to Sound
Computational models of auditory physiology commonly target specific responses or stages of the auditory pathway, limiting their ability to integrate findings across experimental paradigms and neural timescales. We present a foundation model of human auditory electrophysiology: a causal neural netwo
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