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Replaying the Movie in Your Mind Decoding Dynamic Visual Perception and Recall from EEG
Decoding dynamic visual content from EEG has advanced rapidly for visual perception, yet it remains unclear which aspects of neural representations are preserved when people internally replay dynamic scenes. We introduce PAIR, an EEG benchmark collected from 20 participants using an interleaved, cli
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