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Joel Ye
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@_JoelYe

Joel Ye

@_JoelYe
NeuroAI PhD student @CarnegieMellon. Being a brain-computer interface.
Pittsburgh, PA
joel99.github.io
Joined December 2015
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    Joel Ye
    @_JoelYe
    Feb 7, 2025
    Neural Data Transformer 3 is preprinted! We think it can be an off-the-shelf model for all your intracortical motor decoding needs. Decoding gains over your multisession model expected if you have <1.5 hours of data.
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    Joel Ye
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    Dec 25, 2025
    Claude plugin beats Gemini to being able to edit my GCal, Christmas magic
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    Joel Ye
    @_JoelYe
    Feb 3, 2025
    Is it just me, or are updates on these benchmarks going from 2-3 months to 2-3 weeks?
    @hendrycks
    Dan Hendrycks
    @hendrycks
    Feb 3, 2025
    It looks like the latest OpenAI model is very doing well across many topics. My guess is that Deep Research particularly helps with subjects including medicine, classics, and law.
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    Joel Ye
    @_JoelYe
    Dec 3, 2024
    New bci decoding benchmark focused on high performance over time. Also — Perfect place for up and coming foundation models to test their mettle!
    @chethan
    Chethan Pandarinath
    @chethan
    Dec 3, 2024
    How can we build BCIs that operate robustly in the face of nonstationarities? Our @NeurIPSConf Datasets and Benchmarks paper introduces the Few-shot Algorithms for Consistent Neural Decoding (FALCON) Benchmark! Work led by @bkarpowicz_ and @_JoelYe
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    Joel Ye
    @_JoelYe
    Nov 29, 2024
    Breathtaking.
    @maxhodak_
    Max Hodak
    @maxhodak_
    Nov 23, 2024
    I had an idea in college which I've long thought could be, in many ways, the ultimate BCI technology. What if instead of using electrodes, we used biological neurons embedded in electronics to communicate with the brain? Enter biohybrid neural interfaces: science.xyz/news/biohybrid…
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