Scientists from the US were able to decipher human thoughts in real time

A special program that tracks brain waves algorithms

American scientists from the University of Washington were able to decipher the signals sent by the human brain.

It is reported that a special program was able to identify 96% of all the images seen by a person in real time. On operation at the computer it took only 20 milliseconds.

To conduct the study, scientists from the United States selected a group of seven people with epilepsy. The aim of the experiment was to identify the causes of epileptic seizures.

The subjects viewed various images that appear on the screen every 400 milliseconds. These were connected to the head electrodes that transmit data to a computer, and it keeps track of the algorithms of the brain waves. By the end of the experiment the program could identify 96% of all images that have seen the test in real time. In this case the computer to recognize what he saw man pictures took only 20 milliseconds.

Dr. Rajesh Rao - Washington University neurologist noted the practical value of the discovery. He is confident that the results of research can be used in clinical medicine, in particular for the construction of means of communication with patients who are completely paralyzed.