ny bilenko

[2023] Queer in AI: a case study in community-led participatory AI

Organizers Of Queer in AI et al.

FAccT 2023, Best Paper Award

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[2021] Saliency mapping of imagery during artificially intelligent image classification

N Bilenko, C Frye, MG Cannon, N Poilvert

USPTO Patent

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[2021] Visual and linguistic semantic representations are aligned at the border of human visual cortex

SF Popham, AG Huth, NY Bilenko, F Deniz, JS Gao, AO Nunez-Elizalde, JL Gallant

Nature Neuroscience 24 (11), 1628-1636

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[2020] Video clip selector for medical imaging and diagnosis

C Cadieu, H Hong, K Koepsell, J Mathe, N Poilvert, M Cannon, N Romano, N Bilenko, C Chen, N Miolane

USPTO Patent

healthcaremachine learningsoftwarevision

[2020] Confidence determination in a medical imaging video clip measurement based upon video clip image quality

C Cadieu, H Hong, K Koepsell, N Poilvert, MG Cannon, N Romano, C Hsieh, S Surette, N Bilenko

USPTO Patent

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[2017] Eye movement-invariant representations in the human visual system

S Nishimoto, AG Huth, NY Bilenko, JL Gallant

Journal of Vision 17 (1), 11-11

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[2016] The narrative explorer

NY Bilenko

MS thesis, EECS, UC Berkeley

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[2016] Using image processing to improve reconstruction of movies from brain activity

NY Bilenko, V Savage

Technical Report, University of California, Berkeley

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[2016] Modeling of Natural Stimulus Representation in the Human Brain Using Canonical Correlation Analysis

NY Bilenko

PhD Thesis, HWNI, UC Berkeley

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[2016] Decoding the semantic content of natural movies from human brain activity

AG Huth, T Lee, S Nishimoto, NY Bilenko, AT Vu, JL Gallant

Frontiers in Systems Neuroscience 10, 81

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[2016] Pyrcca: regularized kernel canonical correlation analysis in python and its applications to neuroimaging

NY Bilenko, JL Gallant

Frontiers in Neuroinformatics 10, 49

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[2014] Retinotopy versus face selectivity in macaque visual cortex

R Rajimehr, NY Bilenko, W Vanduffel, RBH Tootell

Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience 26 (12), 2691-2700

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[2013] Human visual areas invariant to eye movements during natural vision

S Nishimoto, AG Huth, NY Bilenko, JL Gallant

Journal of Vision 13 (9), 1061-1061

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[2011] The “parahippocampal place area” responds preferentially to high spatial frequencies in humans and monkeys

R Rajimehr, KJ Devaney, NY Bilenko, JC Young, RBH Tootell

PLoS Biology 9 (4), e1000608

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[2010] How much tuning information is lost when we average across subjects in fMRI experiments?

NY Bilenko, AT Vu, T Naselaris, AG Huth, JL Gallant

Journal of Vision 10 (7), 917-917

neuroscience

[2008] The visual cortical ‘word form area’is selective for high spatial frequencies in humans but not monkeys

NY Bilenko, R Rajimehr, JC Young, RBH Tootell

Journal of Vision 8 (6), 626-626

neurosciencevision

[2008] The role of the left inferior frontal gyrus in implicit semantic competition and selection: An event-related fMRI study

CM Grindrod, NY Bilenko, EB Myers, SE Blumstein

Brain Research 1229, 167-178

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[2008] Neural correlates of semantic competition during processing of ambiguous words

NY Bilenko, CM Grindrod, EB Myers, SE Blumstein

Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience 21 (5), 960-975

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