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This is the fMRI dataset described in "Shape coding in occipito-temporal cortex relies on object silhouette, curvature and medial-axis", bioRxiv (2019). Note that the data consists of already pre-processed volumes, warped into the MNI152 template (see the paper for details) along with the stimulus set. Due to privacy concerns, we cannot provide raw data and access is public but restricted (see 'Conditions' below). Conditions: In accordance with EU privacy norms, access to the data is granted after submission of a Data Use Agreement (DUA). You can download the DUA here. Please, sign it and send it to the email adress found at the bottom of the DUA. A description of the aims of your project is appreciated but not required.
Each subject has 42 volumes, corresponding to the GLM fits (t stats) for each stimulus (averaged across repetitions). The order of the volumes follows that of the stimulus set (also included). For doubts or support: same email as for the DUA submission (see 'Conditions' above). This work has been supported by the Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research grants PRIN 2015WXAXJF and 2015AR52F9.
{"references": ["Papale, Leo et al. (2019) bioRxiv doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/814251"]}
Vision, fMRI, Shape, Object perception
Vision, fMRI, Shape, Object perception
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