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NEUROTOKEN: Joint Source and Directional AAD with Envelope Decoding via Conditional Flow Matching
Identifying which speaker a listener is attending to in a noisy room -- the cocktail-party problem -- is the missing ingredient for next-generation hearing aids and brain-computer interfaces: it tells the device whose voice to amplify. Auditory attention decoding (AAD) reads this answer from EEG, bu
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