evoparam

evoparam (evoked response parameterization) is a tool to parameterize neural evoked responses: it describes each response (ERP, CCEP, ...) as a small set of peaks with a latency, an amplitude and a width.

Repository: github.com/yannbellec/evoparam
Shown at: commit da615f2, of 29 October 2026
Licence: Apache-2.0, LICENSE
Website: yannbellec.github.io/evoparam
Code: 688 files, 217,928 lines: Python (122,290), Jupyter Notebook (1,035), Makefile (136), MATLAB (46)
Added: 3 November 2026

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