Monday, 26 August 2013

Mind Algorithm: Radboud University Netherlands


Mind reading

A team from Radboud University Nijmegen in the Netherlands was able to extract information from the human brain by applying a combination of high-resolution MRI, shape recognition software and computational modeling. 

The scientists were able to create a database of the specific changes that happened in the brain after each letter appeared on screen, which was run through an algorithm designed to work in a similar way as the brain when it builds images of objects from the sensory information it receives.



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