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Hyperface: a naturalistic fMRI dataset for investigating human face processing

2026-03-13

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Faces convey information that guides social behavior, yet neuroimaging studies investigating human face processing typically use static images with small sets of identities under artificial conditions. Controlled designs limit our ability to characterize human face processing under naturalistic conditions or test whether computational models generalize beyond the laboratory. To address this gap, here we release h...

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ef94eb84-4507-5d65-9dc9-d1b6ae99bdfd
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10.64898/2026.03.11.711073
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