Resources

Managed by me:

https://github.com/vayzenb/Skeletal-obj-recog - Data, stimuli, and stimulus generation code for the paper: " Skeletal descriptions of shape provide unique perceptual information for object recognition." If you ever want to create your own skeletal objects, go here

https://osf.io/ac2pu/ - Stimuli, data, and analysis code for the paper: "Skeletal representations of shape in human vision: Evidence for a pruned medial axis model"

https://github.com/vayzenb/rsvpvids - A simple script for making rapid serial visual presentation (RSVP) demo videos

Managed by others:

https://jasp-stats.org/ - An open source alternative to SPSS. Particularly useful for implementing Bayesian analyses

Statistical Analysis in JASP: A Guide for Students - A guide to implementing analyses in JASP. Even more helpful, they provide a nice theoretical overview for every statistic, as well as examples for how to report each statistic

https://serialmentor.com/dataviz/ - A guide to data visualization. If you aren't sure how best to present your data, this is a good starting point

http://andysbrainblog.blogspot.com/ - Many useful tutorials for conducting fMRI analyses in FSL, FreeSurfer and others

https://github.com/daseibert/image_similarity_toolbox - A handy Matlab toolbox with a variety methods of computing image similarity

http://wiki.cnbc.cmu.edu/Resources - A repository of software and code organized by the CNBC group at Carnegie Mellon

http://wiki.cnbc.cmu.edu/Image_Databases - A great repository of stimuli organized by the CNBC group at Carnegie Mellon