Releases: beauchamplab/rave
v1.0.3
Beta Release for RAVE 1.0 (Public Test 2)
v0.1.9-beta Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/beauchamplab/rave
Beta Release for RAVE 1.0 (Internal Checking 2 and for Public Test 1)
This is a beta release for RAVE 1.0.
3D Engine:
Uses threeBrain version 0.1.4 Github Release, CRAN Release. Source code is attached to this release.
This is a purely web-based 3D viewer designed to be displayed on modern web browsers that have WebGL enabled. The read-in format supports FreeSurfer structure and part of AFNI/SUMA files. The goal is to easily share the 3D brain viewer with minimal softwares installed and increase the portability of the research results.
Builtin RAVE Modules
Uses ravebuiltins v0.1-alpha (Github Release). Source code is attached to this release.
This package was originally embedded within RAVE. We decided to detach all the analysis/visualization code from RAVE framework code since RAVE-Fir (about version 0.1.5) to enable the extensibility of RAVE. The reasons are:
- Enabling users with R programming experiences to write their own iEEG/ECoG modules and plug into RAVE without the knowledge of RAVE frameworks.
- Experiment on simplify input widgets so that instead of thousand lines of UI controls, module writers can just use several lines that has all the reactives (handlers) builtin.
- From distribution perspective, allowing the functions written in R are distributed as packages instead of scripts, in which way other users can re-use the code from the packages in their own researches.
Please notice that ravebuiltins is still in its alpha mode, which means it has some bugs and flaws to be fixed. It's results should be taken and used with caution.
Alpha Release for RAVE 1.0 (Internal development testing)
RAVE - Fir
Snapshots of some modules.
Power Explorer
Amplitude heatmap plot (spectrogram), by-trial plot, and average-frequency plot for different conditions
3D Viewer
Multiple subjects mapped to a "template" (N27) brain
