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NIRSplot: A Tool for Quality Assessment of fNIRS Scans

Samuel Montero Hernandez and Luca Pollonini

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Abstract

For a rapid and intuitive visual assessment of the quality of functional near infrared spectroscopy scans, we developed a software tool that automatically identifies entire optical channels or time intervals with compromised optical signals.

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