Appropriate data segmentation improves speech encoding models: Analysis and simulation of electrophysiological recordings

We showed that data segmentation improves the performance of encoding models for both simulated and real neural data and that this can be explained by the fact that shorter segments approximate stationarity more closely. Thus, the common practice of applying encoding models to long continuous segments of data is suboptimal and recordings should be segmented prior to modeling.

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PLoS ONE
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2025-05-23
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https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0323276
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Neural dynamics and brain function
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Appropriate data segmentation improves speech encoding models: Analysis and simulation of electrophysiological recordings

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Appropriate data segmentation improves speech encoding models: Analysis and simulation of electrophysiological recordings

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We showed that data segmentation improves the performance of encoding models for both simulated and real neural data and that this can be explained by the fact that shorter segments approximate stationarity more closely. Thus, the common practice of applying encoding models to long continuous segments of data is suboptimal and recordings should be segmented prior to modeling.

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