arXiv: cs.AI preprintsInternational11 November 2026
BrainVista: Modeling Naturalistic Brain Dynamics as Multimodal Next-Token Prediction
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arXiv:2602.04512v2 Announce Type: replace-cross Abstract: Naturalistic fMRI offers a time-resolved window into cortical dynamics during continuous multimodal experience, where future brain states are jointly governed by endogenous neural context and exogenous sensory drive. Forecasting such dynamics, however, remains challenging because fast-changing stimulus streams must be reconciled with the sluggish hemodynamic BOLD response, while cortical activity is organized across functionally heterogeneous brain networks. To address these challenges, we introduce BrainVista, a multimodal autoregressi
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