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  • Neural signal degradation impacts brain machine interface (BMI) performance.
  • Implantable BMIs (iBMIs) require robust signal imputation for sustained decoding accuracy.
  • Fluctuating signal quality challenges long-term iBMI applications.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce and evaluate a confidence-weighted Bayesian linear regression (CW-BLR) method for imputing degraded neural signals.
  • To enhance the robustness and consistency of neural decoding in iBMI applications.
  • To compare CW-BLR performance against traditional imputation techniques.

Main Methods:

  • Developed a confidence-weighted Bayesian linear regression (CW-BLR) approach for neural signal imputation.
  • Compared CW-BLR with mean imputation (Mean-imp) and Gaussian-mixture-model-based expectation-maximization (GMM-EM).
  • Utilized a kernel-sliced inverse regression (kSIR) decoder to assess decoding performance on imputed data from Wistar rats over 27 days.

Main Results:

  • CW-BLR significantly improved decoding accuracy compared to Mean-imp and GMM-EM.
  • The CW-BLR method effectively preserved temporal and spatial dependencies in neural signals.
  • The kSIR decoder demonstrated consistently higher performance with CW-BLR, especially during signal degradation periods.

Conclusions:

  • CW-BLR provides a robust framework for imputing degraded neural signals in iBMI applications.
  • This method enhances decoding accuracy and system stability during prolonged recordings with fluctuating signal quality.
  • CW-BLR outperforms traditional methods by leveraging confidence-based quality metrics for superior neural decoding.