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URL:https://isnr.org/events/webinar-artificial-intelligence-in-brain-resea
 rch-and-mental-health-support
SUMMARY:WEBINAR: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN BRAIN RESEARCH AND MENTAL HEALT
 H SUPPORT
DESCRIPTION:Webinar:  Artificial Intelligence in Brain Research and Mental 
 Health Support\nDate: Friday\, October 20\, 2023 at 12:00noon Eastern time
 \nPresenter: Rogene M. Eichler West\, PhD\, QEEG-D\nTo register\, click HE
 RE\nAPA approved CE credit is available for this webinar.\n\nArtificial in
 telligence has become ubiquitous in the news and across the devices and so
 ftware we use every day. This presentation will provide an introduction to
  machine learning algorithms and their applications relevant to the brain 
 research and mental health community. A brief history of the evolution of 
 machine learning reveals their inspiration from and relationship to the pr
 ocessing that takes place in both individual and ensembles of neurons\; fu
 rther inspiration includes the emergence of neuromorphic hardware that emu
 lates the recurrent\, asynchronous\, spatiotemporal nature of cortical pro
 cessing. Four applications will be highlighted: 1) EEG and MRI-based bioma
 rker discovery for mental health disorders\; 2) the application of Chat-GP
 T technologies on MRI and MEG data to decode word sequences and hand gestu
 res\; 3) transfer learning on light sheet microscopy data to map the conne
 ctome\; and\, 4) and commercially available applications for mental health
  support using empathy-enhanced language models. The discussion closes by 
 sharing limitations of these approaches and suggestions for critically eva
 luating the literature.
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