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Taha Arda Kirdemir

Neuroscience & Neurotechnology

Taha Arda Kirdemir

Independent Researcher

Exploring mathematical frameworks and computational approaches for neural representation learning, cross-subject alignment, and Brain-Computer Interfaces.

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About

Taha Arda Kirdemir is an independent researcher focusing on neuroscience, neurotechnology, and Brain-Computer Interfaces. His research interests include computational approaches to neural representation learning, mathematical modeling, and cross-subject neural alignment.

Name
Taha Arda Kirdemir
Role
Independent Researcher
Research fields
  • Neuroscience
  • Neurotechnology
  • Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI)
  • Computational Neuroscience
  • Neural Representation Learning
  • Mathematical Modeling

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Research Interests

Areas of ongoing interest. These descriptions outline research directions and theoretical frameworks; they do not imply experimental validation.

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    Brain-Computer Interfaces

    Systems that translate recorded neural activity into signals for communication and control, with attention to how decoding generalizes beyond a single recording session or user.

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    Computational Neuroscience

    Using computational models and quantitative analysis to describe how neural populations encode, transform, and represent information.

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    Neural Representation Learning

    Learning compact latent representations of high-dimensional neural recordings that preserve task-relevant structure while discarding nuisance variability.

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    Cross-Subject Neural Alignment

    Relating neural activity recorded from different individuals within a shared representation, so that models do not need to be rebuilt from scratch for every subject.

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    Graph-Based Representation Matching

    Describing neural data as graphs and seeking soft, probabilistic correspondences between their nodes across subjects, instead of enforcing rigid one-to-one assignments.

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    Mathematical Modeling

    Formulating neural alignment and latent-space projection as precise mathematical problems, with explicit assumptions that can be analyzed and tested.

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Publications

Preprint

Zenodo

Cross-Subject Neural Alignment via Soft Graph Matching and Dynamic Latent Space Projection for Brain-Computer Interfaces

Author: Taha Arda Kirdemir

A mathematical framework for cross-subject neural alignment using soft graph matching, dynamic temporal adjustment, and universal latent space projection.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23842524

Read Publication: Cross-Subject Neural Alignment via Soft Graph Matching and Dynamic Latent Space Projection for Brain-Computer Interfaces (opens Zenodo in a new tab)

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Get in Touch

For research-related inquiries and academic correspondence, feel free to get in touch.

kirdemirtahaarda@gmail.com