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Auditory Cognition Group
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Description: Nodal point to share data and source code from Auditory Cognition Group PI: Prof Tim Griffiths Newcastle University; University College London; University of Iowa www.auditorycognition.org
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Auditory Time Window processing
Natural sounds including all animal vocalisations have distinct temporal structure consisting of individual segments with variations over time that ar...
Schneider_Dheerendra (2017) Nat Sci Rep: Macaque SFG fMRI data
fMRI data on rhesus macaques passively listening to SFG stimulus
Macaque Spectral flux fMRI data
Sparse fMRI data acquired from 3 macaques on Spectral flux experiment
SPM script for sparse fMRI data processing single subject analysis
MATLAB script using SPM12 batch for performing single subject analysis on sparse fMRI data
NIH Cortex scripts for sparse fMRI data acquisition in macaques
NIH Cortex based source code for acquiring sparse fMRI data in macaques visual fixating for fluid reward
MATLAB scripts for generating Spectral Flux stimuli
MATLAB based source code for generating Spectral Flux acoustic stimulus
Stochastic figure ground (SFG)
A critical aspect of auditory scene analysis is the ability to extract a sound of relevance (figure) from a background of competing sounds (ground) su...
Schneider_Dheerendra (2017) Nat Sci Rep: Macaque SFG behavioural data set
Go/No-Go figure detection task using Stochastic Figure-Ground stimuli (SFG) with varying target-to-masker ratios (figure coherence).
MATLAB source code for generating Stochastic figure-ground (SFG) acoustic stimulus
MATLAB source code for generating Stochastic figure-ground (SFG) acoustic stimulus
SPM script for fMRI data processing
MATLAB based source code for fMRI data processing using SPM
NIH Cortex software based source code for fMRI data acquisition
NIH Cortex software based source code for fMRI data acquisition on SFG segregation
Difficulties with speech-in-noise perception related to fundamental grouping processes in auditory cortex
Data reported in the following paper: Holmes, E., Zeidman, P., Friston, K. J., & Griffiths, T. D. (2019). Difficulties with speech-in-noise percep...
Poirier_et_al_2017_PLOS_Biology
Contrast and unthresholded statistical maps illustrated in the manuscript
Monkey Auditory Cortex Parcellation
Parcellation of rhesus macaque auditory cortex using tonotopy and myelination
Macaque Tonotopy fMRI data
Sparse fMRI data acquired from 3 macaques on Tonotopy experiment and high resolution structural T1 and T2 images for myelination data
NIH Cortex scripts for Tonotopy sparse fMRI data acquisition in macaques
NIH Cortex based source code for acquiring sparse fMRI data in macaques visual fixating for fluid reward
MATLAB scripts for generating random phase bandpass noise stimuli
MATLAB based source code for generating band limited acoustic stimulus for tonotopy with random phase noise and optional amplitude modulation.
SPM script for sparse fMRI data processing single subject analysis
MATLAB script using SPM12 batch for performing single subject analysis on sparse fMRI data
MATLAB scripts to conduct Auditory Working Memory experiment
This script is used to conduct the Auditory Working Memory behavioural, and MEG / EEG experiment.
Acoustic Textures
Please cite the below publication if you use this code.
Pradeep Dheerendra, Nicolas Barascud, Sukhbinder Kumar, Tobias Overath, Tim Griffiths, "Dynam...
MATLAB scripts to generate Acoustic Textures stimulus
MATLAB based source code for generating Texures acoustic stimulus.
Please cite the below publication if you use this code.
Pradeep Dheerendra, Nicol...
‘Normal’ hearing thresholds and fundamental auditory grouping processes predict difficulties with speech-in-noise perception
Files associated with the paper: Holmes, E., Griffiths, T.D. ‘Normal’ hearing thresholds and fundamental auditory grouping processes predict difficult...
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