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We've compiled a list of 10 free and paid alternatives to FRIEND Engine. The primary competitors include OpenVibe, neuromore. In addition to these, users also draw comparisons between FRIEND Engine and NeuroRT Studio, NeurOptimal, BrainExpress. Also you can look at other similar options here: Sport and Health Software.
We've compiled a list of 10 free and paid alternatives to FRIEND Engine. The primary competitors include OpenVibe, neuromore. In addition to these, users also draw comparisons between FRIEND Engine and NeuroRT Studio, NeurOptimal, BrainExpress. Also you can look at other similar options here: Sport and Health Software.
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FRIEND engine is a new implementation of the FRIEND software, a fMRI neurofeedback processing...
FRIEND engine is a new implementation of the FRIEND software, a fMRI neurofeedback processing...
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FRIEND engine is a new implementation of the FRIEND software, a fMRI neurofeedback processing package that has been on the NITRC website since Oct 2013. Its aim is to create a cross-platform framework for a real time neurofeedback processing pipeline that permits interoperability with other applications (e.g.: games engines for the creation of virtual scenarios) and the inclusion of new processing methods through the use of plug-ins provided with the distribution or developed and shared by FRIEND engine users.
The FRIEND engine framework consists of three main parts. The first one is the front end that is responsible for presenting the neurofeedback information to the subject. The second one is the core engine, a multithread application server that listens to a TCP/IP port for request commands issued by the front end and performs the associated command processing. The third one is the plug-in file, a dynamic library file (a .so file Linux file or a Mac OSX dylib file) that implements specific functions that are called internally by the engine at specific times during the pipeline. The engine is written in C++, whereas the front end can be written in any language by the user/researcher. They can execute on different machines as they communicate through a TCP/IP protocol.
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