[FieldTrip] Biomag 2016 Brain Connectivity Analysis Competition

[Arne Ewald]

Dear colleagues,
[apologies for cross-postings]

we have just launched a data analysis competition on brain connectivity 
analysis using EEG and MEG.

Detailed information on the challenge and the data to be analyzed can be 
found at http://bbci.de/supplementary/EEGconnectivity/BBCB.html .

At this website, we also offer a basic Matlab-based software framework 
for generating EEG/MEG data in a realistic head model, plotting results, 
etc.

You and your colleagues are warmly invited to participate in the 
challenge. Please feel free to pass on this link to anyone else who 
might be interested.

Besides active participation we would also be very happy to just hear 
your general opinion on the design of the challenge, and about any 
suggestions for extension (in the future).

Our challenge is on of three official data analysis competitions of this 
year's BIOMAG conference. The invitation to participate in all three 
challenges is pasted below for your convenience.

With best wishes,

Arne Ewald and Stefan Haufe


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Subject:     [megcommunity] Biomag 2016 Data Analysis Competition
Date:     Mon, 30 May 2016 16:56:31 +0200
From:     Ole Jensen <ole.jensen at DONDERS.RU.NL>
Reply-To:     Ole Jensen <ole.jensen at DONDERS.RU.NL>
To: MEGCOMMUNITY at JISCMAIL.AC.UK



Dear all,

We are happy to announce three challenges for the 'Data Analysis 
Competition' at Biomag 2016. Please see details at

http://www.biomag2016.org/data_analysis_competition.php

The aim of the competitions is to promote the development and 
application of new analysis techniques. The challenges will help to 
elucidate pros and cons of different techniques and attract experts from 
outside the MEG field. The winners of the competition will be given the 
opportunity to present their proposal at the Biomag meeting in Seoul 
(Oct 1-6) in order to spark discussions on analysis.

Please encourage colleagues to participate!

Best regards,

Ole Jensen

-- 
Prof. dr. Ole Jensen
http://www.neuosc.com
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