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LEAF: Language-EEG Aligned Foundation Model for Brain-computer interfaces
Electroencephalography (EEG) foundation models learn transferable representations for brain-computer interfaces, but existing approaches treat tasks and labels as discrete targets and fail to use the semantic structure of natural-language task instructions to guide representation learning. We presen
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