These documents cover various aspects of computing in our department,
mainly locally developed software and hardware.
The documents here are of a more technical nature.
There is a separate page that covers local How-to's and FAQs, and the URL for that is:
http://www.neurophys.wisc.edu/comp/faqs/
For more esoteric computing topics, see the Basement Blog, at:
http://www.neurophys.wisc.edu/comp/blog/
You can scroll down to read a summary of each document below, or you can use the links at the left to jump to a specific
document directly.
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Documents Summary
The following is a brief summary of each document listed at the left, in alphabetic order.
You can either scroll down to the description and link of interest, or use the Index at left to jump to any document directly.
ASCII Table
This is the complete 7-bit ASCII Table.
Not really a local document, but reproduced for convenience, because it is still one of the most important standards in computing...
Link
AudMAT
AudMAT is a collection of functions that can be called from within Matlab, and used to retrieve and analyze auditory data....
Link
AudSDK
AudSDK is a collection of libraries and functions that can be called from within user-written programs in C/C++ or Fortran, and used to
collect, retrieve and analyze auditory data....
Link
Basement Blog
The Basement Blog is a semi-regular collection of various computing related articles, tips and workarounds...
Link
BC - Behaving Cat
A description of the Behaving Cat data collection from the early 1990's...
Link
COM Data Collection
COM (Cat OculoMotor) data collection in the Yin/Populin labs...
Link
COM Data Analysis
COM (Cat OculoMotor) data analysis in the Yin/Populin labs...
Link
[...to be continued...]
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Feedback
Please send feedback/suggestions/questions/complaints to the author via email, at kochhar@physiology.wisc.edu
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Acknowledgements
This work was done at the University of Wisconsin - Madison under the direction of Dr. W.S.Rhode.
It also benefitted greatly from feedback and suggestions by many computer users at the Departments of Physiology and Neurophysiology.
Supported in part by a grant from NIH.
