The Automatic Neuroscientist: A framework for optimizing experimental design with closed-loop real-time fMRI

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@szorowi1 @VanessaSch0lz @yael_niv Not sure if approaches using fMRI to optimise task design for neural correlates are relevant to this eg https://t.co/O4u25WLAfe

@tom_hartley @rikhens Yes, I think so. These and other papers with @romy_lorenz (mainly fmri) might be relevant https://t.co/Y5HUAcm5Lz https://t.co/jzFsX2ah7r https://t.co/MMFonM9UAX

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