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Generalizable Finger Movement Decoding from Intracranial Recordings Across Static and Dynamic Actions

2026-03-30

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Reliable decoding of finger movements requires brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) that generalize across the diverse static and dynamic actions performed in daily life. Static postures and dynamic movement sequences rely on partially distinct neural representations, and the balance between these components varies widely across tasks. Yet most BCI decoding pipelines are optimized for a narrow task domain, limiting th...

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8a323deb-ff47-507a-9e6d-d62eb07c903b
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10.64898/2026.03.27.714722
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