2015
← All researchA novel experimental and analytical approach to the multimodal neural decoding of intent during social interaction in freely-behaving human infants Neural development of social cognition in the first two years of life - Early findings Decoding Intent From Non-invasive EEG in Freely Behaving Infants Supervised Classification of Intended Behaviors Using Electroencephalography (EEG) from Freely-Behaving Infants: Early Findings
Developmental & Social Neuroscience
Collaborative work on neural decoding during natural infant behavior and social interaction.
This earlier collaborative work investigates methods for recording and analyzing neural activity during freely behaving infant interactions. It includes an experimental and analytical protocol and conference reports on intent decoding and the development of social cognition.
Research questions & methods
- Multimodal recording during natural social interaction
- EEG classification of intended behaviors
- Early developmental studies of social cognition
Selected publications
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