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A brain-to-text framework of decoding natural tonal sentences

2024-03-18

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Speech brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) directly translate brain activity into speech sound and text, yet decoding tonal languages like Mandarin Chinese poses a significant, unexplored challenge. Despite successful cases in non-tonal languages, the complexities of Mandarin, with its distinct syllabic structures and pivotal lexical information conveyed through tonal nuances, present challenges in BCI decoding. Here...

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10.1101/2024.03.16.585337
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