HRfunc: a tool for modeling hemodynamic response variability in fNIRS

These results support the use of the HRfunc tool for estimating event-based HRFs and neural activity in fNIRS studies. Through collective sharing of HRFs, an HRF database will be established to provide access to estimated HRFs across brain regions, subject ages, and experimental contexts.

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Neurophotonics
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2025-11-20
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https://doi.org/10.1117/1.nph.13.s1.s17801
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Functional Brain Connectivity Studies
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HRfunc: a tool for modeling hemodynamic response variability in fNIRS

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Abstract

These results support the use of the HRfunc tool for estimating event-based HRFs and neural activity in fNIRS studies. Through collective sharing of HRFs, an HRF database will be established to provide access to estimated HRFs across brain regions, subject ages, and experimental contexts.

NeurophotonicsVol. 13(S1)
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