Deep image reconstruction from human brain activity (2017)
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Re: Deep image reconstruction from human brain activity (2017)
#2More information on this thread: https://twitter.com/ykamit/status/1039672289413844993
Re: Deep image reconstruction from human brain activity (2017)
#3When we build neural networks to decode our own neural networks...
Re: Deep image reconstruction from human brain activity (2017)
#4The code and data for these amazing results have been generously made available here:
https://github.com/KamitaniLab/DeepImageReconstruction
The code is well-commented Python and a pleasure to read.
Re: Deep image reconstruction from human brain activity (2017)
#5Next: All you need to do to make the next billion $ movie is your imagination, literally (and a 100m$ helium cooled MRI machine, and 25$ worth of AWS credits).
Re: Deep image reconstruction from human brain activity (2017)
#6Wow, I'm calling a hoax. They produce images of dubious value, and for whatever reason, contaminate the results by mutating them with the Deep Dream stylization.
This is as bad as the dead salmon results.
EDIT: You can flag all you want, but look at this playback of the reconstruction:
https://video.twimg.com/tweet_video/DSrWxhSVQAE2Xix.mp4
There's nothing useful happening here.
Re: Deep image reconstruction from human brain activity (2017)
#7Next: All you need to do to make the next billion $ movie is your imagination, literally (and a 100m$ helium cooled MRI machine, and 25$ worth of AWS credits).
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Re: Deep image reconstruction from human brain activity (2017)
#8Next: All you need to do to make the next billion $ movie is your imagination, literally (and a 100m$ helium cooled MRI machine, and 25$ worth of AWS credits).
MRI is crazy expensive, but you only really need $4M for the scanner, so doable for indie rom-come as well as blockbusters!
Re: Deep image reconstruction from human brain activity (2017)
#9When we build neural networks to decode our own neural networks...
Deep^2 learning
Re: Deep image reconstruction from human brain activity (2017)
#10Wow, I'm calling a hoax. They produce images of dubious value, and for whatever reason, contaminate the results by mutating them with the Deep Dream stylization. This is as bad as the dead salmon results. EDIT: You can flag all you want, but look at this playback of the reconstruction: https://video.twimg.com/tweet_video/DSrWxhSVQAE2Xix.mp4 There's nothing useful happening here.
That's exactly what they say they're doing. That's not "contamination" - that's the whole point.