ROI ↔ Voxel Research connection
Two complementary representation routes: Brain-DiT learns from atlas-defined ROI signals; Omni-fMRI learns directly from voxel volumes.
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Voxel volumes, ROI time series and cortical surfaces offer different routes into brain activity. Explore a project or connection to follow the research.
How can one voxel-level representation transfer across fMRI datasets?
How can a model learn across different brain states?
Can existing vision models provide useful features for fMRI?
Which moments need expensive voxel-level computation?
How can one encoder handle heterogeneous acquisition resolutions?
Can individual anatomy guide whole-brain fMRI dynamics?
Can learned voxel features help discover individual brain parcels?
Under a fixed budget, should we scale data, models or training time?
What should we pretrain on, and which tasks should we transfer?
Two complementary representation routes: Brain-DiT learns from atlas-defined ROI signals; Omni-fMRI learns directly from voxel volumes.
Two spatial interfaces: FlatClip reuses a vision encoder through cortical flatmaps; Omni-fMRI learns directly from voxel volumes.
Different interfaces expose different spatial information: ROI time series for Brain-DiT and cortical flatmaps for FlatClip.
SLIM-Brain advances efficient voxel learning through time-window routing and sparse Hiera-JEPA computation.
FlexiBrain extends voxel learning to native space and heterogeneous resolutions with Mamba-JEPA.
From ROI-level conditional diffusion in Brain-DiT to anatomy-conditioned, whole-brain voxel dynamics in BrainWorld.
Voxel representation meets brain organization: DCA uses pretrained Swin-UNETR features and a spatial graph to discover individual parcels.
Two ROI-level learning studies: Scaling controls the NeuroJEPA training budget; Brain-DiT learns representations through conditional diffusion.
Direct methodological reuse: BrainTaskonomy uses a lightweight Brain-DiT proxy to estimate domain difficulty and directed facilitation.
Preserve spatial detail, adapt to acquisition differences, and make long recordings tractable.
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A structural prior brings anatomy and four-dimensional brain activity into one generative framework.
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Content-adaptive voxel patches preserve spatial detail while making large-scale pretraining more efficient.
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Metadata-conditioned diffusion connects resting, task, and naturalistic fMRI in a shared representation framework.
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Learn from native-space fMRI across different resolutions with physical-space patching and a Mamba-JEPA encoder.
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Explore research Turn cortical activity into flatmap sequences and reuse a frozen vision encoder for a lightweight surface-based learning baseline.
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Explore research A controlled study of how data, model size and training duration affect generalization in fMRI foundation models.
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Explore research Organize pretraining domains and downstream transfer with measured task relationships, curriculum learning and budget-aware source selection.
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Explore research Metadata-conditioned diffusion pretraining brings resting-state, task, naturalistic and other brain states into a shared representation framework.
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Explore research Use individual brain anatomy as a structural prior to generate whole-brain fMRI dynamics across space and time.
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Learn from native-space fMRI across different resolutions with physical-space patching and a Mamba-JEPA encoder.
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Explore research Atlas-free brain representations with content-adaptive voxel patches. Preserve spatial detail while making large-scale pretraining more efficient.
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Explore research Route informative temporal windows to a hierarchical encoder to reduce the cost of voxel-level fMRI representation learning.
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Build personalized voxel-level brain atlases with pretrained fMRI embeddings and spatially guided clustering.
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