Brain Visual Reconstruction From Fmri

Brain Visual Reconstruction from fMRI is a method that utilizes functional magnetic resonance imaging technology to reconstruct visual information in the brain, aiming to decode and restore the images and video content that an individual sees or imagines from neural activity patterns. This technique achieves high-precision reconstruction of visual stimuli by analyzing blood oxygen level-dependent signals in the visual cortex of the brain, providing important means for understanding human visual cognitive mechanisms, and demonstrating significant application potential in fields such as brain-computer interfaces, neuroscience, and clinical medicine.