microsoft/automated-brain-explanations
Generating and validating natural-language explanations for the brain.
This project helps neuroscientists and cognitive scientists understand how the human brain processes language. By taking large-scale brain imaging data (like fMRI scans) and using advanced language models, it automatically generates and tests scientific hypotheses about language processing. Researchers can use this to get concise, natural-language explanations of brain activity related to language.
Use this if you are a neuroscience researcher looking to generate and test data-driven hypotheses about language processing in the brain using fMRI data and large language models.
Not ideal if you are looking for a simple, off-the-shelf application to analyze brain data without deep engagement in research methodology or computational neuroscience.
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