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Shared Representation Discovery for Multi-Subject Neural Data Analysis

2026-08-23

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Neural recordings from different individuals vary substantially even when behavior is broadly shared. The sampled neurons differ, and the same behavior occurs at different times. Standard cross-subject analyses rely on matched time points or anatomical correspondence, which excludes many datasets. We recently introduced Shared Representation Discovery (ShaReD), which identifies neural-behavioral relationships cons...

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9914a8e9-4e9e-5ad8-83cc-e3b7dddcca78
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10.64898/2026.08.18.745594
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