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Add eyetracking support #205

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smoia opened this issue Apr 6, 2020 · 0 comments
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Add eyetracking support #205

smoia opened this issue Apr 6, 2020 · 0 comments
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smoia commented Apr 6, 2020

Detailed Description

Eyetracking is not supported in BIDS 1.2.2 yet, but it's a proposed extension that seems to be nearly completion.
It might or might not be considered physiological data, but for sure we could start adding a workflow that would support eyetracking BIDSification into phys2bids.

Context / Motivation

At the moment and to my knowledge, there is no public program/repository that support BIDS format for eyetracking data. We could help people that collect eyetracking to share them by being between the early supporters!

Possible Implementation

  • Read the Eyetracking extension proposal for BIDS
  • Have a look at eyetracking data and understand its structure
  • Look for python based libraries that read such data
  • Write an interface function that implements those libraries (or simply reads such data)
  • Tweak the main workflow to be able to read and process eyetracking files.
@smoia smoia added BrainHack This issue is suggested for BrainHack participants! Enhancement New feature or request labels Apr 6, 2020
@smoia smoia added this to the The BrainWeb milestone Apr 6, 2020
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