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Spectral envelopes of facial movements predict intention, cortical representations, and neural prosthetic control

2025-09-11

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Animals, including humans, use coordinated facial movements to sample the environment, ingest nutrients, and communicate. Rodents, in particular, produce rhythmic facial movements during spontaneous behavior and cognitive tasks. Measuring these movements precisely and linking them to neural activity remains challenging. We introduce face-rhythm, an unsupervised pipeline that combines markerless point-tracking, spe...

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708526c5-df2f-50d9-9768-58c9bbff0065
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10.1101/2025.09.10.675423
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