Yibei Chen

The paper identifies recurring brain states during longitudinal viewing of a TV series, showing that the repertoire is individual-specific and adapts to narrative content.

The paper uses preregistered movie-fMRI analyses to show reduced high-level visual representations and a shift toward low-level encoding in autism, particularly in the pSTS and social brain regions.

This study uses fMRI and HMM to show that narrative context modulates brain state dynamics and behavioral responses during story comprehension.

This study uses computational modeling and multimodal neuroscience to show how perceptual ambiguity affects evidence accumulation in social-affective decisions, revealing a corticolimbic network involved in this process.

The paper introduces BABS, a Python package for reproducible and scalable neuroimaging data processing using BIDS Apps and HPC systems.