Takayuki Onojima
Doctor of Informatics
Lecturer, Data Science and AI Innovation Research Promotion Center, Shiga University
Keywords
EEG, neural oscillations, brain-state-dependent stimulation,
phase dynamics, adaptive experimental design, Bayesian optimization,
statistical modeling, real-time signal processing, deep learning,
human-in-the-loop systems
Current Research Topics
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Development of adaptive and real-time brain-state-dependent stimulation
based on EEG activity
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Statistical modeling of the relationship between
EEG phase and behavioral responses
(accuracy and reaction time)
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Bayesian optimization for efficient estimation of
subject-specific optimal stimulation parameters
with a limited number of trials
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Real-time estimation and prediction of EEG states
using deep learning models
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Construction of human-in-the-loop neural stimulation
and AI control systems
Past Research Topics
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Phase-dependent visual and auditory stimulation experiments
based on ongoing EEG activity
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Real-time estimation of instantaneous EEG phase
using Kalman filtering and oscillator models
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Development of closed-loop EEG phase-dependent
stimulation systems
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Estimation of coupling functions between neural rhythms
using phase oscillator models
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Neural mechanisms underlying the relationship between
EEG phase and speech perception or attention
Scientific Society Memberships
- The Japan Neuroscience Society
- The Physical Society of Japan
- The Japanese Human Brain Mapping Society
- Information Processing Society of Japan
- Society for Neuroscience
- Organization for Human Brain Mapping