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This is kind of exciting. I wonder if we'll be able to play with BigBrain: https://muhc.ca/newsroom/article/first-ever-3d-atlas-brain-brings-big-gains https://
by jordigh 11y ago
This is kind of exciting. I wonder if we'll be able to play with BigBrain:
https://muhc.ca/newsroom/article/first-ever-3d-atlas-brain-brings-big-gains https://muhc.ca/newsroom/article/first-ever-3d-atlas-brain-b...
> They include freely providing all results, data, software, and algorithms;
Wait, what? That's unheard of in science. They're really all going to be publishing their source code? All of it?
The MNI already has quite a bit of free software, such as MINC:
http://www.bic.mni.mcgill.ca/ServicesSoftware/MINC http://www.bic.mni.mcgill.ca/ServicesSoftware/MINC
But they really are going to publish everything else? That's amazing!
- tudorw 11y agoThis is becoming a bit of a movement, without the underlying software to examine, scientific results cannot be fully verified independently, entropy makes the software conditions hard to replicate to repeat the exact experiments, so it's good to see a big name on board.