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eess.SP2026

Foundation Model Guided Dual-Branch Co-Adaptation for Source-Free EEG Decoding

Peiliang Gong, Han Zhang, Zhen Jiang +5

Source-free domain adaptation (SFDA) provides a practical solution to cross-subject EEG decoding by adapting source-pretrained models to unlabeled target domains without accessing…

cs.CV2026

Granulon: Awakening Pixel-Level Visual Encoders with Adaptive Multi-Granularity Semantics for MLLM

Junyuan Mao, Qiankun Li, Linghao Meng +5

Recent advances in multimodal large language models largely rely on CLIP-based visual encoders, which emphasize global semantic alignment but struggle with fine-grained visual unde…

cs.LG2026

EEG-DLite: Dataset Distillation for Efficient Large EEG Model Training

Yuting Tang, Weibang Jiang, Shanglin Li +5

Large-scale EEG foundation models have shown strong generalization across a range of downstream tasks, but their training remains resource-intensive due to the volume and variable…

eess.SP2025

Introducing Multimodal Paradigm for Learning Sleep Staging PSG via General-Purpose Model

Jianheng Zhou, Chenyu Liu, Jinan Zhou +5

Sleep staging is essential for diagnosing sleep disorders and assessing neurological health. Existing automatic methods typically extract features from complex polysomnography (PSG…

cs.LG2025

ECHO: Toward Contextual Seq2Seq Paradigms in Large EEG Models

Chenyu Liu, Yuqiu Deng, Tianyu Liu +4

Electroencephalography (EEG), with its broad range of applications, necessitates models that can generalize effectively across various tasks and datasets. Large EEG Models (LEMs) a…

eess.SP2025

Uni-NTFM: A Unified Foundation Model for EEG Signal Representation Learning

Zhisheng Chen, Yingwei Zhang, Qizhen Lan +7

Current foundation models for electroencephalography (EEG) rely on architectures adapted from computer vision or natural language processing, typically treating neural signals as p…