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Convex Optimized Population Receptive Field (CO-pRF) Mapping

2017-08-03

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Population receptive field (pRF) mapping represents an invaluable non-invasive tool for the study of sensory organization and plasticity within the human brain. Despite the very appealing result that fMRI derived pRF measures agree well with measurements made from other fields of neuroscience, current techniques often require very computationally expensive non-linear optimization procedures to fit the models to th...

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641328cb-3b00-5c5b-b154-42d8ffe69cb2
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10.1101/172189
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