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CRCNS

This is a repository to explore and extrapolate CRCNS data to allow individuals to see and move accordingly to the data identified in this research.


Model Architecture

Validation performance of the model: Hybrid_CNN_LSTM_contralateral_3_output_session_0:

Contralateral:
Epoch 95/100 | Train Loss: 0.002427 | Val Loss: 0.004928 | R2: 0.926363
Ipsilateral
R2: 0.60+

Contralateral Motion Truth:

Contralateral Motion Prediction:


Ipsilateral Motion Truth:

Ipsilateral Motion Prediction:


Datasets:

  • Visual Cortex:
    • Potential Usecases: For curing blindness, visualizing dreams & memories, augmenting vision, and recording/streaming using the human eye. When coupled with the amygdala, this would allow a person to see another's face and feel the experience of love upon gazing at their countenance. This would be a useful application for people with alzheimer's dementia or those in couple's therapy to experience the bonding connection they once had when looking into each other's eyes.
  • Auditory Cortex:
    • Potential Usecases: For curing deafness, enabling high-quality audio signals at live events, augmenting hearing to enable hearing frequencies outside the normal range of human hearing. Enabling instructions for clandestine operations or domestic phone calls.
  • Motor Cortex:
    • Potential Usecases: Predicting movement future movements to understand a Person's intent. Could be used to pre-empt or detect undesired activity such as spasms or violent crime. Could also enable super-human prolonged periods of strength and endurance when applied to feats of strength competitions and running distances.
  • Somatosensory Cortex:
    • Potential Usecases: Useful for developing the sensation of touch to allow a person to feel. If a peripheral device was developed, signals from the hands could be sent to the somatosensory cortex to enable people to experience holding hands or cooking or running their hands through a person's hair or performing useful work. This would greatly increase the quality of human life and increase the workforce.

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This is a repository to explore and extrapolate CRCNS data to allow individuals to see and move accordingly to the data identified in this research

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