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Machine Learning for Brain Data

Manual: General · Subject: Computer-Brain AI

Discover how AI models learn patterns from brain signals.

How AI learns from examples

Supervised learning

In supervised learning, the model sees input data and the correct answer. For example, it may learn to map a brain pattern to a chosen letter, movement, or intention.

Classification and regression

Classification predicts a category, such as left or right. Regression predicts a number, such as the strength of a movement intention or a cursor position.

Training and testing

A model is trained on one set of examples and tested on different examples. Testing helps us estimate whether the model will work on new brain data, not just the data it memorized.

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Beginner insight

If a model performs well on training data but poorly on new data, it may be overfitting. That means it learned the examples too specifically.

What does supervised learning require?

What is overfitting?