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Can AI serve as a bridge between laboratory and real-world pupillometry? A perspective on real-world neuroscience

2025-12-04

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<p>Measuring human brain activity in the real world has long remained a major challenge in conventional neuroscience. Pupil dynamics offer a promising non-invasive proxy for arousal-related multidimensional brain states. However, interpreting pupil data collected outside the laboratory is notoriously difficult due to complex, multilayered factors, including lighting conditions, arousal states, and higher-order cog...

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65f84230-f828-5ffd-8578-3ba57cd9f088
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10.31234/osf.io/tuhd5_v1
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