This page contains a per-release list of substantial additions (new features) and changes (mostly fixes) to the stable toolbox installers (or alternative flat folders)

This is a major release with many new features.

• added features
  • new dialog (UI) to configure the GLM computation: Compute multi-study GLM
  • new dialog (UI) for the single-level mediation analysis: RFX mediation UI
  • new dialog (UI) and functionality to create 3D renderings from voxel objects: Rendering UI
  • new dialog (UI) and functionality to create VOI-based condition/trial average plots: MDM-VOI condition average UI
  • new screenshot functionality that allows to take high-quality screenshots of surface renderings (SHIFT + S), the GLM beta plotter, and the MDM time course plotter (both via their menu)
  • new method available to extract VOI-based timecourses from all VTC files in an MDM object: MDM::VOITimeCourses
  • new method for common (BrainVoyager based) voxel-data objects to export as Nifti: AFT::ExportNifti (this method stores the data as is with the correct transformation matrix, which allows to later re-import any subsequent result files into NeuroElf/BrainVoyager formats without quality loss)
  • new method for common voxel-based objects to smooth data: AFT::SmoothData3D
  • new method to compute VOI-based GLM: MDM::ComputeVOIGLM
  • new method to create SDMs from PRTs in an MDM object: MDM::SDMs, which is re-used in MDM::ComputeGLM and other methods

Mostly a service release to fix a lot of problems.

• added features
  • added support for ACQ (Acqknowledge) files (up to version 3.9.7, as specified in the documentation available at BioPac.com)
  • added the heartbeats function (and UI) to detect and manually locate heart bearts in a ECG data stream
• major bug fixes
  • SDM objects created for mixed event-related design PRTs (some conditions with durations set to 0 or 1 ms, other conditions with actual epochs) are now created correctly by using a minimal time-bin length (configurable in the options to PRT::CreateSDM)
  • creating RFX t-maps now supports the subject selection (before this information was ignored, so that contrasts would always reflect all available subjects)

Initial release (prior, the toolbox's functionality was available under the name BVQXtools).