Re:Deep image reconstruction from human brain activity (2017)
by ekianjo on Tuesday September 11, 2018 @11:56PM
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I have no issue conjuring clear images when closing eyes. I guess it depends how your brain is wired and this is probably why we have ways to refer people who are good at drawing, painting, etc. They probably have a mix of clear visualization and very good hand/finger coordination.
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Re:Deep image reconstruction from human brain activity (2017)
by miguelrochefort on Wednesday September 12, 2018 @12:12AM
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- Can you imagine the color of the floor, walls and ceiling at work?
- Can you imagine the color of the eyes and hairs of your coworkers?
- Can you imagine the home screen of your phone and see how many application icons can fit in a row and column?
- Can you imagine Google's logo and see the color of each letter?
- Can you imagine your car manufacturer's logo and draw it?
Re:Deep image reconstruction from human brain activity (2017)
by sidmani on Wednesday September 12, 2018 @12:48AM
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1) I can do that easily, and even can imagine the paint texture for the walls.
2) Hair for all of them, but I can only picture the eyes of the people who had unusual colors (blue, gray, green). Maybe I never paid much attention if they had normal brown eyes.
3) Row yes, but I wasn't sure about the column (4 or 5).
4) Yes.
5) easiest task on the list.
Re:Deep image reconstruction from human brain activity (2017)
by miguelrochefort on Wednesday September 12, 2018 @02:01PM
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I'm pretty sure less than 1% of people know the colors of Google's letters.