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Unsupervised Representation Learning Reveals Individualized Neurophysiological Profiles

2026-02-16

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Human brain activity contains stable, individual-specific features that persist over months to years, forming neurophysiological profiles. Most model-based profiling approaches use participant labels or supervised objectives, making it difficult to determine whether successful differentiation reflects stable biology or exploitable idiosyncrasies. We introduce a participant-agnostic autoencoder framework that deriv...

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956b86db-d0ad-5145-9ed9-d24391812a01
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10.64898/2026.02.10.705127
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