Hiroto Q. Yamaguchi

This study investigates how selective attention to different modalities modulates semantic feature decodability in brain activity using fMRI data from six participants.

This study uses large language models to predict human brain activity during movie watching, showing better accuracy for complex stories and identifying brain regions for multi-modal semantic representations.

This study examines modality invariance and attention selectivity in the human brain using fMRI, finding that perisylvian regions show both properties and that semantic features are more strongly associated with these phenomena than phonemic features.