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ZMW-RSVP: a time-frequency prior-guided normalization-free RSVP-BCI decoding model.

XiaoZhong Geng¹, ZhangHuai Xiong², Ping Yu¹

¹School of Computer Technology and Engineering, Changchun Institute of Technology, Changchun, 130012, China.

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|June 4, 2026

Summary

This study introduces ZMW-RSVP, a novel brain-computer interface model for decoding brain signals during Rapid Serial Visual Presentation (RSVP). The model enhances accuracy in single-trial EEG decoding for applications like target detection and rehabilitation.

Keywords:

Dynamic Tanh EEG Event-related potential RSVP-BCI Transformer

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Biomedical Engineering
Machine Learning

Background:

Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) using Rapid Serial Visual Presentation (RSVP) are effective for target detection and rehabilitation due to reliable event-related potentials (ERPs) and no motor involvement.
Single-trial EEG decoding faces challenges from low signal-to-noise ratio and significant inter-subject variability.
Conventional methods often rely on handcrafted features, limiting internal feature transformation exploration.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose an advanced RSVP-BCI decoding model, ZMW-RSVP, to overcome limitations in single-trial ERP decoding.
To explore internal feature transformation for improved decoding accuracy.
To incorporate neuroscience-inspired priors into the decoding model.

Main Methods:

Developed ZMW-RSVP, extending a time-frequency Transformer with oscillatory gated attention and a normalization-free dynamic activation network.
Incorporated neuroscience-inspired priors via a multi-band oscillatory gating mechanism, focusing on theta-related activity.
Replaced LayerNorm with Dynamic Tanh for element-wise internal transformation without explicit normalization.

Main Results:

ZMW-RSVP demonstrated improved classification performance in cross-subject settings on two benchmark RSVP-EEG datasets.
The model effectively utilizes oscillatory gated attention and dynamic activation for enhanced feature extraction.
Neuroscience-inspired priors, particularly theta-band activity, contributed to better RSVP/P300 processing and decoding.

Conclusions:

The ZMW-RSVP model offers a validated and effective approach for single-trial RSVP decoding.
The proposed architecture, incorporating oscillatory gating and dynamic activation, significantly enhances BCI performance.
This work advances ERP decoding by integrating advanced machine learning with neuroscientific principles.