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prfmodel 0.0.1 documentation
prfmodel 0.0.1 documentation

Contents:

  • Introduction
  • Installation
  • Getting started
  • Tutorials & Examples
    • Tutorials
      • How to fit a compressive spatial summation population receptive field model to simulated data
      • How to fit a Difference of Gaussians population receptive field model to simulated data
    • Examples
      • Fitting a 2D population receptive field model to fMRI data from a visual experiment
      • Fitting a connective field model to fMRI data from a visual experiment
  • API Reference
    • prfmodel
      • prfmodel.adapter
      • prfmodel.backend
      • prfmodel.examples
      • prfmodel.fitters
        • prfmodel.fitters.grid
        • prfmodel.fitters.linear
        • prfmodel.fitters.sgd
      • prfmodel.models
        • prfmodel.models.base
        • prfmodel.models.composite
        • prfmodel.models.compressive_spatial_summation
        • prfmodel.models.difference_of_gaussians
        • prfmodel.models.encoding
        • prfmodel.models.gaussian
        • prfmodel.models.impulse
          • prfmodel.models.impulse.convolve
          • prfmodel.models.impulse.density
          • prfmodel.models.impulse.shifted_gamma
          • prfmodel.models.impulse.two_gamma
          • prfmodel.models.impulse.two_gamma_deriv
        • prfmodel.models.temporal
      • prfmodel.stimuli
        • prfmodel.stimuli.base
        • prfmodel.stimuli.cf
        • prfmodel.stimuli.prf
      • prfmodel.typing
      • prfmodel.utils
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Here you can find a list of examples:

  • Fitting a 2D population receptive field model to fMRI data from a visual experiment
  • Fitting a connective field model to fMRI data from a visual experiment
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