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* [https://www.mendeley.com/ Mendeley reference manager] (free) - manage references & automatic bibliography generator for MSWord, LibreOffice and BibTeX | * [https://www.mendeley.com/ Mendeley reference manager] (free) - manage references & automatic bibliography generator for MSWord, LibreOffice and BibTeX | ||
* [http://www.seamonkey-project.org/ SeaMonkey] (free) - internet application suite including web editor | * [http://www.seamonkey-project.org/ SeaMonkey] (free) - internet application suite including web editor | ||
− | * [https://git-scm.com/ Git] (free) - version control software | + | * [https://git-scm.com/ Git] (free) - version control software and [[Media:Canada-git-presentation_Dmytro.pdf | Dmytro's tutorial]] |
== Vector graphics == | == Vector graphics == |
Revision as of 14:16, 6 April 2017
This page contains useful information about research software used in the lab.
Contents
General useful software
- Total Commander (free) - file manager
- WinSCP (free) - file transfer tool
- TeXnicCenter (free) - LateX editor
- Mendeley reference manager (free) - manage references & automatic bibliography generator for MSWord, LibreOffice and BibTeX
- SeaMonkey (free) - internet application suite including web editor
- Git (free) - version control software and Dmytro's tutorial
Vector graphics
Statistics
- SPSS - general purpose
- R (free) - general purpose with great online book!
- psignifit (free) - psychometric function fitting
Imaging analysis
- SPM (free) - general purpose (fMRI oriented)
- PDC (free) - partially directed coherence analysis
- FieldTrip (free) - general purpose (EEG/MEG oriented)
- Brainwave (free) and documentation - MEG analysis toolbox
- CARET (free) - anatomical reconstruction toolkit for structural and anatomical data (simple tutorial)
- Atlas for identifying brain regions / function based on fMRI meta-analyses
Machine Learning
- Kevin Murphy's Kalman filter toolbox (free)
- libSVM - Support Vector Machine Library
- Andrew Ng's ML Programming Exercises