friend engine framework: a real time neurofeedback client-server system for neuroimaging studies
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Abstract
In this methods article, we present a new implementation of a recently reported FSL-integrated neurofeedback tool, the standalone version of Functional Real-time Interactive Endogenous Modulation and Decoding (FRIEND). We will refer to this new implementation as the FRIEND Engine Framework. The framework comprises a client-server cross-platform solution for real time fMRI and fMRI/EEG neurofeedback studies, enabling flexible customization or integration of graphical interfaces, devices and data processing. This implementation allows a fast setup of novel plug-ins and frontends, which can be shared with the user community at large. The FRIEND Engine Framework is freely distributed for non-commercial, research purposes.
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| Authors | ;Rodrigo eBasilio;Griselda eGarrido;Joao eSato;Sebastian eHoefle;Bruno R P Melo;Fabrício A Pamplona;Roland eZahn;Jorge eMoll |
| Journal | lasers in manufacturing and materials processing |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.3389/fnbeh.2015.00003
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