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APERTURE is a MATLAB-based toolbox for exploratory analysis of EEG data. It supports both univariate analysis and multivariate pattern analysis, and can process large amounts of data in parallel. Includes advanced plotting functions and PDF report generation. See [https://github.com/mortonne/aperture APERTURE's GitHub project] for more information. | APERTURE is a MATLAB-based toolbox for exploratory analysis of EEG data. It supports both univariate analysis and multivariate pattern analysis, and can process large amounts of data in parallel. Includes advanced plotting functions and PDF report generation. See [https://github.com/mortonne/aperture APERTURE's GitHub project] for more information. | ||
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| + | The [[Context Maintenance and Retrieval model | CMR simulations toolbox]] (affectionately known as "CMR sims" contains MATLAB code for developing, running, and evaluating variants of the CMR model first described by [[Publications#PolyEtal09 | Polyn et al. (2009)]]. The NCMS toolbox will eventually take over the functionality of this toolbox. Things that CMR sims can do that NCMS can not: Create a model with multiple item and context layers (e.g., for simulating the effects of source context), create a model with a stochastic decision rule (specifically, leaky competitive accumulators). | ||
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| + | This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant Number 1157432 ("Neural Mechanisms of Memory Targeting"), 2012–2015. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:50, 27 September 2016
NCMS Toolbox
The NeuroCognitive Memory Search (NCMS) toolbox is a MATLAB-based modeling framework, designed to allow neuroscientists to develop and test theories regarding the functional properties of neural signals recorded during memory search paradigms. More specifically, the toolbox allows one to specify a computational model of the memory system (currently operational: simplified variants of TCM/CMR models), integrate neural signal into the model, test the predictive power of the model, and use the model to generate synthetic free-recall response sequences. It is in an early stage of development.
APERTURE
APERTURE is a MATLAB-based toolbox for exploratory analysis of EEG data. It supports both univariate analysis and multivariate pattern analysis, and can process large amounts of data in parallel. Includes advanced plotting functions and PDF report generation. See APERTURE's GitHub project for more information.
Computational simulations of memory search
The CMR simulations toolbox (affectionately known as "CMR sims" contains MATLAB code for developing, running, and evaluating variants of the CMR model first described by Polyn et al. (2009). The NCMS toolbox will eventually take over the functionality of this toolbox. Things that CMR sims can do that NCMS can not: Create a model with multiple item and context layers (e.g., for simulating the effects of source context), create a model with a stochastic decision rule (specifically, leaky competitive accumulators).
This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant Number 1157432 ("Neural Mechanisms of Memory Targeting"), 2012–2015.
