{"id":8590,"date":"2023-08-18T10:21:53","date_gmt":"2023-08-18T07:21:53","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/urbancare.clinic\/scientists-decode-song-from-listeners-brain-activity\/"},"modified":"2023-08-18T10:21:53","modified_gmt":"2023-08-18T07:21:53","slug":"wanasayansi-kusimbua-wimbo-kutoka-kwa-wasikilizaji-shughuli-za-ubongo","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/urbancare.clinic\/sw\/wanasayansi-kusimbua-wimbo-kutoka-kwa-wasikilizaji-shughuli-za-ubongo\/","title":{"rendered":"Wanasayansi Huamua Wimbo Kutoka kwa Shughuli ya Ubongo wa Wasikilizaji"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Muziki ni njia ya moja kwa moja ya hisia na kumbukumbu zilizohifadhiwa katika kina cha ubongo. Sote tunajua kuna uhusiano wa kina kati ya muziki na niuroni za ubongo. Vile vile, mifumo ya shughuli za ubongo wa mtu inaweza pia kuathiri jinsi wanavyochakata noti za muziki, kulingana na utafiti mpya.<\/p>\n

Utafiti huo, ambao ulichapishwa katika jarida Biolojia ya PLOS<\/a>, inapendekeza uhusiano wa moja kwa moja kati ya shughuli za ubongo na mtazamo wa muziki, ambao watafiti wanaamini kuwa unaweza kubadilisha teknolojia ambayo husaidia watu wenye matatizo ya kuzungumza kuzungumza.<\/p>\n

Vifaa kama hivyo, vinavyojulikana kama neuroprostheses, hutumiwa kusaidia watu waliopooza kutunga maandishi kwa kuwazia tu kuyaandika. Vile vile, baadhi ya vifaa hivi vimeundwa ili kuruhusu watu kuunda sentensi kwa kutumia mawazo yao. Hata hivyo, tunapozingatia kipengele cha usemi, kumekuwa na changamoto kubwa katika kunasa mdundo wa asili na mihemko ya kihisia iliyopo katika lugha ya mazungumzo, inayoitwa \u201cprosody.\u201d<\/p>\n

Hadi sasa, tafiti hazijaweza kufikia sauti ya asili zaidi na kama ya binadamu. Kwa hivyo, tunasalia na sauti za kimakanika ambazo hazina kiimbo sahihi.<\/p>\n

The timu kutumika<\/a> muziki, ambao kwa asili una vipengele vya utungo na uelewano, ili kuunda kielelezo cha kufafanua na kuunda upya sauti yenye prosodi tajiri zaidi. Waliweza kusimbua wimbo kutoka kwa rekodi za ubongo za mgonjwa.<\/p>\n

"Kwa sasa, teknolojia ni kama kibodi kwa akili," mwandishi mkuu Ludovic Bellier, wa Chuo Kikuu cha California, Berkeley, alisema kauli<\/a>. "Huwezi kusoma mawazo yako kutoka kwenye kibodi. Unahitaji kushinikiza vifungo. Na hufanya aina ya sauti ya roboti; kwa hakika kuna kidogo kile ninachoita uhuru wa kujieleza.\u201d<\/p>\n

Watafiti wana matumaini kwamba utafiti wao unaweza kuleta maboresho katika teknolojia ya kiolesura cha ubongo-kompyuta.<\/p>\n

"Uga huu wote wa violesura vya mashine ya ubongo unavyoendelea, hii inakupa njia ya kuongeza muziki kwa vipandikizi vya ubongo vya siku zijazo kwa watu wanaohitaji," alielezea Robert Knight, profesa wa UC Berkeley wa saikolojia katika Taasisi ya Neuroscience ya Helen Wills. "Inakupa uwezo wa kuamua sio tu maudhui ya lugha lakini baadhi ya maudhui ya prosodic ya hotuba, baadhi ya athari. Nadhani hilo ndilo jambo ambalo tumeanza kupeana kanuni.\u201d<\/p>\n

Imechapishwa na Medicaldaily.com<\/p>\n

Chanzo cha matibabu cha kila siku<\/a><\/p>\n

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Muziki ni njia ya moja kwa moja ya hisia na kumbukumbu zilizohifadhiwa katika kina cha ubongo. Sote tunajua kuna uhusiano wa kina kati ya muziki na niuroni za ubongo. Vile vile, mifumo ya shughuli za ubongo wa mtu inaweza pia kuathiri jinsi wanavyochakata noti za muziki, kulingana na utafiti mpya.<\/p>\n

Utafiti huo, ambao ulichapishwa katika jarida Biolojia ya PLOS<\/a>, inapendekeza uhusiano wa moja kwa moja kati ya shughuli za ubongo na mtazamo wa muziki, ambao watafiti wanaamini kuwa unaweza kubadilisha teknolojia ambayo husaidia watu wenye matatizo ya kuzungumza kuzungumza.<\/p>\n

Vifaa kama hivyo, vinavyojulikana kama neuroprostheses, hutumiwa kusaidia watu waliopooza kutunga maandishi kwa kuwazia tu kuyaandika. Vile vile, baadhi ya vifaa hivi vimeundwa ili kuruhusu watu kuunda sentensi kwa kutumia mawazo yao. Hata hivyo, tunapozingatia kipengele cha usemi, kumekuwa na changamoto kubwa katika kunasa mdundo wa asili na mihemko ya kihisia iliyopo katika lugha ya mazungumzo, inayoitwa \u201cprosody.\u201d<\/p>\n

Hadi sasa, tafiti hazijaweza kufikia sauti ya asili zaidi na kama ya binadamu. Kwa hivyo, tunasalia na sauti za kimakanika ambazo hazina kiimbo sahihi.<\/p>\n

The timu kutumika<\/a> muziki, ambao kwa asili una vipengele vya utungo na uelewano, ili kuunda kielelezo cha kufafanua na kuunda upya sauti yenye prosodi tajiri zaidi. Waliweza kusimbua wimbo kutoka kwa rekodi za ubongo za mgonjwa.<\/p>\n

"Kwa sasa, teknolojia ni kama kibodi kwa akili," mwandishi mkuu Ludovic Bellier, wa Chuo Kikuu cha California, Berkeley, alisema kauli<\/a>. "Huwezi kusoma mawazo yako kutoka kwenye kibodi. Unahitaji kushinikiza vifungo. Na hufanya aina ya sauti ya roboti; kwa hakika kuna kidogo kile ninachoita uhuru wa kujieleza.\u201d<\/p>\n

Watafiti wana matumaini kwamba utafiti wao unaweza kuleta maboresho katika teknolojia ya kiolesura cha ubongo-kompyuta.<\/p>\n

"Uga huu wote wa violesura vya mashine ya ubongo unavyoendelea, hii inakupa njia ya kuongeza muziki kwa vipandikizi vya ubongo vya siku zijazo kwa watu wanaohitaji," alielezea Robert Knight, profesa wa UC Berkeley wa saikolojia katika Taasisi ya Neuroscience ya Helen Wills. "Inakupa uwezo wa kuamua sio tu maudhui ya lugha lakini baadhi ya maudhui ya prosodic ya hotuba, baadhi ya athari. Nadhani hilo ndilo jambo ambalo tumeanza kupeana kanuni.\u201d<\/p>\n

Imechapishwa na Medicaldaily.com<\/p>","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":8591,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"Default","format":"standard","meta":{"fifu_image_url":"https:\/\/urbancare.clinic\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/08\/scientists-decode-song-from-listeners-brain-activity.jpg","fifu_image_alt":"","footnotes":""},"categories":[27],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-8590","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-blog"],"yoast_head":"\nScientists Decode Song From Listeners' Brain Activity - Urban Care Clinic<\/title>\n<meta name=\"robots\" content=\"index, follow, max-snippet:-1, max-image-preview:large, max-video-preview:-1\" \/>\n<link rel=\"canonical\" href=\"https:\/\/urbancare.clinic\/sw\/wanasayansi-kusimbua-wimbo-kutoka-kwa-wasikilizaji-shughuli-za-ubongo\/\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:locale\" content=\"en_US\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:type\" content=\"article\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:title\" content=\"Scientists Decode Song From Listeners' Brain Activity - Urban Care Clinic\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:description\" content=\"Music is a direct pathway to emotions and memories stored in the depths of the brain. 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