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Re: SPM2
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Nathan Weisz |
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Re: SPM2 |
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Mon, 18 Jul 2005 09:03:52 +0200 |
Hi Ken,
don't know if anybody answered your question yet.
As far as I know from other colleagues (I'm not an fMRI guy myself),
SPM relies heavily on GUIs and I don't think it's possible to "port"
them. Most functions that only do some calculation should run however
with minor (or no if you're lucky) changes. Yet you still have the
problem of visualization. As an alternative to SPM you may try AFNI
(for the entire analysis):
http://afni.nimh.nih.gov/afni/
If you really want to use SPM functions: there is also a link of
Matlab functions writing AFNI datasets, and they might work in Octave
(or again with a litlle messing around). So you could perhaps use SPM
functions in Octave and do visualization stuff with AFNI (even though
this sounds more awkward).
... relating to this neuroscience topic ... has anyone have
experience in using EEGLAB functions in octave?
Best,
Nathan
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On 16.07.2005, at 21:14, Ken Simpson wrote:
Hi - I was wondering if anyone has ported
http://www.fil.ion.ucl.ac.uk/spm/software/spm2/
to Octave.
The question was asked on the SPM2 mailing list last month but there
have been no replies.
-- Ken
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