Harnessing Spectrum Video for Subject-Level Few-Shot and Cross-Montage EEG Generalization
Wei Wang, Fang He, Yifan Li, Wanying Qu, Yawei Li, Quanying Liu, Yanwei Fu
ICML 2026 regular
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Existing EEG models are limited by electrode heterogeneity and rigid "channel-first" architectures that treat sensors as independent features. We propose Brain Signal Rendering (BSR), which reinterprets EEG as a physical projection of neural activity and transforms raw signals into structured spatiotemporal tensors (termed Spectrum Videos), enabling the transfer of rich priors from video foundation models. By utilizing VideoMAE for self-supervised pre-training, BSR learns robust, layout-agnostic spatiotemporal representations that preserve neural topology. We further employ subject-level few-shot learning and introduce cross-montage fine-tuning to rigorously evaluate generalization across subjects and electrode configurations. Experiments show that VideoMAE model integrated with the BSR framework significantly outperforms state-of-the-art spectrum based methods, providing a scalable and data-efficient foundation for generalizable EEG modeling. Our code is available at [https://github.com/yanweifu-sii/BSR-VideoMAE](https://github.com/yanweifu-sii/BSR-VideoMAE).
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