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Subject-Invariant Cross-Modal Decoding of Perceived Speech from Brain Recordings
Perceived speech decoding based on non-invasive brain-computer interface (BCI) signals has been extensively studied in recent years. Research in this field primarily faces two challenges: extracting neural representations with rich spatiotemporal information and achieving cross-subject generalizatio
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