NeuroAnalyzer.jl

Julia toolbox for analyzing neurophysiological data

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Interesting idea. I'm much more partial to #Julialang myself, but it's not a terrible idea. My familiarity with Docker, or podman is only passing, but if this turns out to be the best plan, I can probably make it work.

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Quarto 1.9 adds publishing to Posit Connect Cloud, LLM-friendly website output, major Typst improvements, experimental PDF accessibility standards, and list tables for complex table content.

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@bovine3dom @railtoolkit Thank you very much for the suggestion of providing an example of use for each dataset. That makes so much sense! I'll think about how to make the most of it. Probably in #JuliaLang 😀

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