Platform

Neuro

Vision™

The first computational platform for modeling brain connectivity as simplicial complexes and hypergraphs. Decode higher-order neural interactions invisible to traditional methods.

k=6
Max Interaction Order
<5ms
Inference Latency
400x
GPU Speedup
97.3%
SOTA Accuracy
Overview

Beyond Pairwise Connectivity

Traditional neuroscience tools analyze brain regions in pairs. NeuroVision reveals the hidden higher-order interactions where 3, 4, or more regions encode information collectively.

67%

See the Invisible

Detect synergistic neural assemblies that carry 67% more task-relevant information than any pairwise combination.

5 Phases

Topological Precision

Persistent homology reveals 5 critical topological phase transitions across the human lifespan.

23ms

Real-Time Decoding

DSSNN architecture classifies 11 brain states from EEG in under 23ms with 97.3% accuracy.

Modules

Core Modules

v3.2CORE

Simplicial Complex Engine

Constructs Vietoris-Rips and Cech complexes from brain connectivity matrices. Computes persistent homology via Ripser++ with GPU acceleration.

v2.8ANALYSIS

O-Information Pipeline

Batch-parallel computation of O-information for all subsets up to order k=6. Distinguishes synergy from redundancy in neural assemblies.

v2.1SIGNAL

Hypergraph Processor

Tensor-based hypergraph Laplacian computation with spectral decomposition. Enables multi-region co-fluctuation detection in real time.

v4.0DEEP LEARNING

DSSNN Classifier

Directed Semi-Simplicial Neural Network for brain state classification. Processes directed k-simplices with attention-based message passing.

v1.9DATA

Connectome Store

Optimized storage and retrieval of whole-brain connectomes with support for HCP, UK Biobank, and custom datasets up to 500 regions.

v2.4QUALITY

Validation Suite

Automated statistical testing, permutation analysis, and cross-validation frameworks for rigorous hypothesis testing on higher-order structures.

Architecture

System Architecture

End-to-end pipeline from raw neural recordings to higher-order interaction discovery and brain state classification.

01

Data Ingestion

fMRI / EEG / MEG / NeuropixelsBIDS-compliant importReal-time streaming API
02

Preprocessing

Artifact removal & filteringParcellation (200+ atlases)Connectivity estimation
03

Higher-Order Analysis

Simplicial complex constructionO-information computationHypergraph spectral analysis
04

Machine Learning

DSSNN brain state decodingTopological feature extractionTransfer learning pipeline
05

Visualization & Export

3D brain renderingInteractive dashboardsPublication-ready figures
Python
JAX
CUDA
PyTorch
Docker
Kubernetes
PostgreSQL
Redis
Workflow

How It Works

01

Upload Neural Data

Import fMRI, EEG, MEG, or Neuropixels recordings in any standard format. BIDS-compliant with automatic validation.

02

Configure Pipeline

Select analysis modules: persistent homology, O-information, hypergraph spectral, or DSSNN classification. Set parameters via GUI or API.

03

GPU-Accelerated Processing

Custom CUDA kernels process all higher-order subsets in parallel. 200-region connectome analyzed in 4.2 minutes on A100.

04

Interactive Visualization

Explore results through 3D brain renderings, topological landscapes, and interactive charts. Export publication-ready figures.

Performance

Benchmarks

Interactive performance metrics. Hover over data points for detailed values.

Classification Accuracy by Task (%)
97.3
EEG 11-class
94.2
fMRI State
91.8
MEG Decoding
89.5
BCI Control
96.1
Sleep Stage
Comparison

How We Compare

FeatureNeuroVision™SPMFSLMNE
Higher-Order Interactions (k>2)
Persistent Homology
O-Information Decomposition
Hypergraph Signal Processing
DSSNN Brain State Classification
GPU-Accelerated (CUDA/JAX)
Real-Time Streaming API
Multi-Modal Support
3D Brain Visualization
Publication-Ready Figures
Specifications

Technical Specs

Input Formats

ModalitiesfMRI, EEG, MEG, ECoG, Neuropixels
StandardsBIDS, NIfTI, EDF+, MFF
Max Regions500 (custom parcellation)
Max Channels2048 simultaneous

Computation

FrameworkJAX + custom CUDA kernels
GPU SupportNVIDIA A100, H100, RTX 4090
Max Order k6 (configurable)
ParallelismMulti-GPU, multi-node

Output

FormatsHDF5, Parquet, CSV, JSON
Visualization3D brain, interactive charts
APIREST + WebSocket streaming
IntegrationPython, R, MATLAB SDKs
Integration

Developer-First API

Build on top of NeuroVision with our comprehensive REST API and SDKs for Python, R, and MATLAB.

Secure Authentication

OAuth 2.0 + API keys with fine-grained permissions

WebSocket Streaming

Real-time data streaming for BCI and live EEG analysis

Docker Deployment

Single-command deployment with GPU passthrough

SDK Libraries

pip install neurovision for Python, CRAN for R, toolbox for MATLAB

Python SDK
import neurovision as nv

# Initialize with GPU acceleration
client = nv.Client(gpu=True, device="cuda:0")

# Load connectome data
conn = client.load_connectome(
    "path/to/fmri_data.nii.gz",
    atlas="schaefer_200",
    format="bids"
)

# Compute O-information up to order k=5
oi = client.compute_o_information(
    conn,
    max_order=5,
    method="knn",
    parallel=True
)

# Build simplicial complex
sc = client.build_simplicial_complex(
    conn,
    method="vietoris_rips",
    max_dim=3
)

# Persistent homology
ph = client.persistent_homology(sc)

# Brain state classification with DSSNN
model = nv.DSSNN.from_pretrained("eeg-11class")
states = model.predict(eeg_epochs)

# Export results
client.export(oi, format="hdf5")
client.visualize_3d(ph, output="brain.html")
Applications

Use Cases

Neurodegeneration Research

Track topological biomarkers across Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease progression with persistent homology analysis of longitudinal connectomes.

94.2% prediction accuracy

Brain-Computer Interfaces

Real-time brain state classification from EEG/ECoG using DSSNN for next-generation prosthetic control and communication systems.

23ms inference latency

Cognitive Neuroscience

Quantify synergy and redundancy in working memory, attention, and decision-making circuits using O-information decomposition.

67% more information captured

Drug Discovery

Characterize pharmacological effects on higher-order neural connectivity patterns for targeted neurotherapeutic development.

14 novel biomarkers

Sleep Research

Map higher-order connectivity changes across sleep stages. Identify micro-arousal signatures invisible to spectral analysis.

96.1% sleep staging accuracy

Developmental Neuroscience

Track the emergence of higher-order interactions during brain development. Identify topological milestones from infancy to adulthood.

5 critical phases identified
Testimonials

What Researchers Say

NeuroVision uncovered synergistic assemblies in our working memory data that we had completely missed with traditional graph analysis. It changed how we think about prefrontal function.

Prof. Sarah Chen
Director, Cognitive Neuroscience Lab
MIT

The 400x GPU speedup in O-information computation made population-level higher-order analysis feasible for the first time. We processed the entire UK Biobank cohort in under a week.

Dr. Marcus Weber
Computational Neuroscience Group Lead
Max Planck Institute

DSSNN outperformed every model we benchmarked for BCI decoding. The directed simplicial approach captures temporal dynamics that graph neural networks completely miss.

Dr. Yuki Tanaka
BCI Research Lead
RIKEN

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