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  4. <baseURL>http://www.g-node.org/odml/terminologies/v1.0/</baseURL>
  5. <section>
  6. <type>analysis/generic</type>
  7. <name>Analysis</name>
  8. <section>
  9. <type>analysis/psth</type>
  10. <name>PSTH</name>
  11. </section>
  12. </section>
  13. <section>
  14. <type>cell/generic</type>
  15. <name>Cell</name>
  16. </section>
  17. <section>
  18. <type>dataset/generic</type>
  19. <name>Dataset</name>
  20. </section>
  21. <section>
  22. <type>event/generic</type>
  23. <name>Event</name>
  24. <section>
  25. <type>event/eventList</type>
  26. <name>EventList</name>
  27. </section>
  28. </section>
  29. <section>
  30. <type>electrode/generic</type>
  31. <name>Electrode</name>
  32. </section>
  33. <section>
  34. <type>experiment/generic</type>
  35. <name>Experiment</name>
  36. <section>
  37. <type>experiment/behavior</type>
  38. <name>Behavior</name>
  39. </section>
  40. <section>
  41. <type>experiment/electrophysiology</type>
  42. <name>Electrophysiology</name>
  43. </section>
  44. <section>
  45. <type>experiment/imaging</type>
  46. <name>Imaging</name>
  47. </section>
  48. <section>
  49. <type>experiment/modeling</type>
  50. <name>Modeling</name>
  51. </section>
  52. <section>
  53. <type>experiment/pschophysics</type>
  54. <name>Psychophysics</name>
  55. </section>
  56. </section>
  57. <section>
  58. <type>collection/hardwareProperties</type>
  59. <name>HardwareProperties</name>
  60. <definition>There are two hardware related sections i.e. the
  61. "HardwareProperties" and the "HardwareSettings" section. While
  62. the properties describe the static properties of the hardware
  63. that do not change, the settings section describes the actual,
  64. adjustable, parameters, of the hardware that may change with
  65. each recording or dataset e.g. the sample rate of an
  66. data acquisition board. In each of these sections there are
  67. subsections for each device (or can be) that correspond to the
  68. class of the device like data-acquisition, amplifier, etc. Some
  69. properties are common for any type.</definition>
  70. <section>
  71. <type>hardware/generic</type>
  72. <name>Hardware</name>
  73. </section>
  74. <section>
  75. <type>hardware/attenuator</type>
  76. <name>Attenuator</name>
  77. </section>
  78. <section>
  79. <type>hardware/cameraObjective</type>
  80. <name>CameraObjective</name>
  81. </section>
  82. <section>
  83. <type>hardware/daq</type>
  84. <name>DataAcquisition</name>
  85. </section>
  86. <section>
  87. <type>hardware/eyetracker</type>
  88. <name>Eyetracker</name>
  89. </section>
  90. <section>
  91. <type>hardware/filter</type>
  92. <name>Filter</name>
  93. </section>
  94. <section>
  95. <type>hardware/filterSet</type>
  96. <name>Filterset</name>
  97. </section>
  98. <section>
  99. <type>hardware/iaq</type>
  100. <name>ImageAcquisition</name>
  101. </section>
  102. <section>
  103. <type>hardware/lightSource</type>
  104. <name>Lightsource</name>
  105. </section>
  106. <section>
  107. <type>hardware/microscope</type>
  108. <name>Microscope</name>
  109. </section>
  110. <section>
  111. <type>hardware/microscopeObjective</type>
  112. <name>MicroscopeObjective</name>
  113. </section>
  114. <section>
  115. <type>hardware/scanner</type>
  116. <name>Scanner</name>
  117. </section>
  118. <section>
  119. <type>hardware/stimulusIsolator</type>
  120. <name>StimulusIsolator</name>
  121. </section>
  122. </section>
  123. <section>
  124. <type>collection/hardwareSettings</type>
  125. <name>HardwareSettings</name>
  126. <definition>There are two hardware related sections i.e. the
  127. "Hardwaredefinition" and the "HardwareSettings" section. While
  128. the properties describe the static properties of the hardware
  129. that do not change, the settings section describes the actual,
  130. adjustable, parameters, of the hardware that may change with
  131. each recording or dataset e.g. the sample rate of an
  132. dataacquisition board. In each of these sections there are
  133. subsections for each device (or can be) that correspond to the
  134. class of the device like data-acquisition, amplifier, etc. Some
  135. properties are common for any type.</definition>
  136. <section>
  137. <type>hardware/generic</type>
  138. <name>Hardware</name>
  139. </section>
  140. <section>
  141. <type>hardware/amplifier</type>
  142. <name>Amplifier</name>
  143. </section>
  144. <section>
  145. <type>hardware/attenuator</type>
  146. <name>Attenuator</name>
  147. </section>
  148. <section>
  149. <type>hardware/cameraObjective</type>
  150. <name>CameraObjective</name>
  151. </section>
  152. <section>
  153. <type>hardware/daq</type>
  154. <name>DataAcquisition</name>
  155. </section>
  156. <section>
  157. <type>hardware/eyetracker</type>
  158. <name>Eyetracker</name>
  159. </section>
  160. <section>
  161. <type>hardware/filter</type>
  162. <name>Filter</name>
  163. </section>
  164. <section>
  165. <type>hardware/filterSet</type>
  166. <name>Filterset</name>
  167. </section>
  168. <section>
  169. <type>hardware/iaq</type>
  170. <name>ImageAcquisition</name>
  171. </section>
  172. <section>
  173. <type>hardware/lightSource</type>
  174. <name>Lightsource</name>
  175. </section>
  176. <section>
  177. <type>hardware/microscope</type>
  178. <name>Microscope</name>
  179. </section>
  180. <section>
  181. <type>hardware/microscopeObjective</type>
  182. <name>MicroscopeObjective</name>
  183. </section>
  184. <section>
  185. <type>hardware/scanner</type>
  186. <name>Scanner</name>
  187. </section>
  188. <section>
  189. <type>hardware/stimulusIsolator</type>
  190. <name>StimulusIsolator</name>
  191. </section>
  192. </section>
  193. <section>
  194. <type>person/generic</type>
  195. <name>Person</name>
  196. </section>
  197. <section>
  198. <type>preparation/generic</type>
  199. <name>Preparation</name>
  200. </section>
  201. <section>
  202. <type>recording/generic</type>
  203. <name>Recording</name>
  204. </section>
  205. <section>
  206. <type>setup/generic</type>
  207. <name>Setup</name>
  208. </section>
  209. <section>
  210. <type>stimulus/generic</type>
  211. <name>Stimulus</name>
  212. <definition>Some global definitions of the applied stimulus. This section is parent to various subsections that further specify the applied stimulus.</definition>
  213. <section>
  214. <type>stimulus/dc</type>
  215. <name>DC</name>
  216. </section>
  217. <section>
  218. <type>stimulus/gabor</type>
  219. <name>Gabor</name>
  220. </section>
  221. <section>
  222. <type>stimulus/grating</type>
  223. <name>Grating</name>
  224. </section>
  225. <section>
  226. <type>stimulus/pulse</type>
  227. <name>Pulse</name>
  228. </section>
  229. <section>
  230. <type>stimulus/movie</type>
  231. <name>Movie</name>
  232. </section>
  233. <section>
  234. <type>stimulus/ramp</type>
  235. <name>Ramp</name>
  236. </section>
  237. <section>
  238. <type>stimulus/randomDot</type>
  239. <name>RandomDot</name>
  240. </section>
  241. <section>
  242. <type>stimulus/sawtooth</type>
  243. <name>Sawtooth</name>
  244. </section>
  245. <section>
  246. <type>stimulus/sinewave</type>
  247. <name>Sinewave</name>
  248. </section>
  249. <section>
  250. <type>stimulus/squarewave</type>
  251. <name>Squarewave</name>
  252. </section>
  253. <section>
  254. <type>stimulus/whitenoise</type>
  255. <name>WhiteNoise</name>
  256. </section>
  257. </section>
  258. <section>
  259. <type>subject/generic</type>
  260. <name>Subject</name>
  261. </section>
  262. <section>
  263. <type>carmenMini/generic</type>
  264. <name>CarmenMini</name>
  265. <definition>This is a convenience section that lists the terms of the CARMEN MINI (Gibson et al. Nature Precedings, 2009 Version 0.6) and
  266. maps them to the odml "standard" terminologies.</definition>
  267. </section>
  268. </odML>