EarLab DataViewer 3.1.1

The EarLab DataViewer is a tool developed by Boston University for visualizing and analyzing neural responses to sound stimuli.

• The tool allows researchers to import neural response data in various formats, including WAV, DAT, PWK, and others.
• The user can visualize the data in different ways, including raster plots, tuning curves, and spectral analyses.
• Users can create and save custom analysis pipelines and statistical analyses to automate their research workflow.
• The tool also enables the dynamic creation of stimuli using a signal generator that includes tones, noise, and complex stimuli.

EarLab DataViewer is an essential tool for researchers in auditory neuroscience who want to investigate how neurons respond to different sound stimuli and how these responses vary across different contexts.