PEATE - Perl Event-related Average Timecourse Extraction

Peate is intended as a companion tool to FSL. It produces average signal timecourses for a specified epoch surrounding all events of a given type, within a region of interest. Note that if your events are very close together in time, hemodynamic responses will be overlapping; Peate does not attempt to deconvolve the response to each event to resolve this overlap, it simply does selective averaging.

NEW: PEATE VERSION 2.32, May 30, 2007

Peate has gone through some changes. Most importantly, it is now available as a cocoa application. While what you see is a shiny Mac OS X interface, in fact the same old friendly perl script lies beneath the surface. This means that Peate will still be available as a plain perl script, and you can still use the Tk interface if you are nostalgic (or if you are not using OS X).

Click here to read about or download the Cocoa version of Peate for Mac OS X.

Click here to read about the non-Cocoa version which uses Perl/Tk or a command line interface.

License

Peate is free software. Source code for the cocoa binaries is available for download on the software download page. Basically, you are free to modify or redistribute the software as long as you keep it free and open.