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NeurDuo-EEG: A Long-Sequence EEG Foundation Model with Persistent State and Explicit Memory
Electroencephalography (EEG) is recorded continuously over hours, with relevant dynamics spanning timescales from milliseconds to hours. Most EEG foundation models nevertheless process fixed windows independently, limiting their ability to capture information encoded in long-timescale dynamics. Stat
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