| Curry 5.0 |
CURRY 5.0 - True Multi-Modal Neuroimaging
Compumedics Neuroscan is pleased to announce the release of Curry 5.0
for Windows. This is the industry’s premiere, high-performance, source
reconstruction tool for integrating EEG, MEG, and fMRI neuroimaging
data. The software's advanced capabilities open up new frontiers in the
rapidly advancing field of Multimodal Neuroimaging.
Source reconstruction options include dipole modeling, dipole scans, and
current density reconstruction.
One of Curry's most powerful features is the capacity to create
realistic head models based on individual anatomical information from
either MRI and CT; no other commercially available package offers this
function. The process of creating a realistic head model is highly
optimized and automated so that even an individual boundary element
model can be generated in under 3 minutes.
Spatio-temporal reconstruction results can be captured as AVI movies,
making the inclusion into presentation media smooth and seamless.
Curry 5.0 operates under Windows XP and performs well even on laptops.
It is oriented toward functional mapping of brain activity in a research
context. However, the functionality and the evolutionary nature of Curry
also make it suitable for wider applications.
Feature for feature, Curry 5.0 exceeds all other source reconstruction
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| Specifications: |
- Integration of EEG, MEG, or ECoG with MRI, CT, fMRI, PET, SPECT.
- Complete analysis of data leading to anatomically constrained
source reconstruction.
- Independent Component Analysis (ICA) and Principal Component
Analysis (PCA) for data analysis and filtering.
- Realistic volume conductor models using the Boundary Element
Method (BEM).
- Precomputed Finite Element Method (FEM) and BEM volume conductor
models included.
- Dipole fits: dipole models include moving, rotating, regional,
fixed, and MUSIC dipoles. The patented confidence ellipsoid method
gives an estimate of the localization error.
- Dipole scans, extended source (patch) scans, and MUSIC scans:
scans can be performed for moving, rotating, regional, fixed, and
MUSIC sources.
- Current Density Reconstructions (CDR) based on dipolar or extended
sources: CDR models includes minimum norm estimates (L2, L1, Lp norm,
or sLORETA) and maximum smoothness constraints (LORETA). Functional/anatomical
weighting constraints based on fMRI, PET, or SPECT are also
implemented.
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| Configuration: |
System Requirements:
- PC with Windows XP or Windows 2000
- 3D graphics hardware acceleration support
- Wheel mouse support
- High-resolution display support (min. 1280x1024)
For all Unix Curry customers, Curry 4.6 will remain available for
purchase. |
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