Chris Ian Baker

This paper identifies and discusses confusions in the interpretation of multivariate decoding results in neuroscience, highlighting differences from classical univariate analysis and their impact on neuroimaging data interpretation.

The paper estimates the temporal emergence of conceptual object representations by analyzing MEG data and comparing them to behavioral and semantic models.

The paper assesses how functional and deep neural network features contribute to scene representation in human brain and behavior, finding distinct roles for each in explaining similarity in behavior and neural responses.

This study investigates how task context influences object processing in humans using MEG and fMRI, revealing distinct temporal dynamics and interactions between task and object representations.