SamSrf 7.14 - Matlab toolbox for pRF analysis

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Description: Matlab toolbox developed by the SamPenDu lab at University of Auckland and University College London

License: GNU General Public License (GPL) 2.0

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SamSrf stands for "Seriously Annoying Matlab Surfer". It is up to you to decide which aspect of it is seriously annoying. We are up to version 7 and it is strongly advised to download this version. You can access previous versions of SamSrf 7 via the Revisions tab on OSF. However, the latest version because will contain the latest features and bug fixes. Unless specifically noted in the change log...

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  • Example data set

    Schwarzkopf
    Example data set for a typical pRF experiment
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  • Stimulus Presentation Code

    Schwarzkopf, de Haas & Alvarez
    This archive contains the stimulus presentation code for two different pRF mapping designs: a sweeping bar stimulus (Bars) and a combined wedge+ring s...
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  • Native Matlab NIfTI support

    Schwarzkopf & Alvarez
    Patch overriding official SPM functions allowing you to use MATLAB's native NIfTI functions instead
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  • Old SamSrf versions

    Schwarzkopf, de Haas & Alvarez
    You can find all the previous SamSrf 6 versions in this archive. Versions prior to 6 are available on FigShare instead
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