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Sensor Geometry as a Flow-Matching Prior for Multi-Channel Brain Signals
Flow-matching models start from an isotropic Gaussian source, the standard choice when the correlation structure of the data is unknown in advance. For multi-channel brain recordings, however, part of this structure is known in advance. Electrodes sit at fixed positions on the head, and volume condu
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