arXiv AI By Guanzhong Sun, Junyi Ma, Yuxuan Wu, Yanzi Miao

EEG-VID: Task-Guided Latent Predictive Pretraining for EEG Decoding and Assistive Target Selection

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EEG-VID is a task‑guided latent predictive pretraining framework designed to improve EEG decoding across session and subject shifts. It predicts future latent EEG states from recent history using an exponential‑moving‑average target encoder and weak task guidance, then fine‑tunes with supervised learning. The method achieves significant accuracy gains on VIG‑48 and BCI Competition datasets, and demonstrates effective assistive target selection in a robot‑scene study.

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