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Decoding Subjective Mental States from fMRI Activity Patterns Masako Tamaki 1 , Yukiyasu Kamitani 1,2 1ATR Computational Neuroscience Laboratories 2Graduate School of Information Science,Nara Institute of Science and Technology Keyword: decoding , functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) , mind-reading , machine learning , attention , awareness , decision making , memory , mental imagery pp.1331-1338
Published Date 2011/12/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1416101075
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Abstract

 In recent years,functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) decoding has emerged as a powerful tool to read out detailed stimulus features from multi-voxel brain activity patterns. Moreover,the method has been extended to perform a primitive form of 'mind-reading,' by applying a decoder "objectively" trained using stimulus features to more "subjective" conditions. In this paper,we first introduce basic procedures for fMRI decoding based on machine learning techniques. Second,we discuss the source of information used for decoding,in particular,the possibility of extracting information from subvoxel neural structures. We next introduce two experimental designs for decoding subjective mental states: the "objective-to-subjective design" and the "subjective-to-subjective design." Then,we illustrate recent studies on the decoding of a variety of mental states,such as,attention,awareness,decision making,memory,and mental imagery. Finally,we discuss the challenges and new directions of fMRI decoding.


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