DBScope as a versatile computational toolbox for the visualization and analysis of sensing data from deep brain stimulation
DBScope is described in the following paper published in npj Parkinson's Disease:
Oliveira AM*, Carvalho E*, Barros B, Soares C, Ferreira-Pinto MJ, Vaz R, Aguiar P., DBScope as a versatile computational toolbox for the visualization and analysis of sensing data from deep brain stimulation. npj Parkinson's Disease. 2024 Jul 15;10(1):132.
(* equal contribution)
https://doi.org/10.1038/s41531-024-00740-z
Core maintainers: Eduardo Carvalho*, Pedro Melo*, Andreia M Oliveira, Paulo Aguiar
DBScope version 0.5, 27.04.2026
- Added parser for ProgrammerVersions up to 5.0.839.
- Chronic data plotting and analyses can now use more than 4 events (parsed by unique EventID).
DBScope version 0.4, 04.07.2025
- Added parser for ProgrammerVersion 5.0.676.
- Added some fail-safes and corrected minor bugs on the plotted VisualizationWindows.
- Corrected hemisphere mislabeling problem in some files (where hemisphere order in json is right-left).
- Corrected error where Setup ON and OFF would only show data from first run.
DBScope version 0.3, 02.07.2024
- Group history is now stored.
- Missing samples of streaming recordings are now automatically corrected by parser.
- Parsing functions were renamed for consistency.
DBScope version 0.2, 03.05.2024
- Minor correction in applyFilt_ordered.m function.
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Neuroengineering and Computational Neuroscience (NCN) Lab,
i3S – Instituto de Investigação e Inovação em Saúde
Porto, Portugal
Contact: pauloaguiar@i3s.up.pt
For more information regarding the structure of the toolbox, workflows and case-studies, please check the paper published in npj Parkinson's Disease: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41531-024-00740-z
For more information regarding the use of the toolbox, please refer to the USER GUIDE and DEMO VIDEO, available in the Github page.
https://github.com/NCN-Lab/DBScope
Note for MATLAB users:
Before running the toolbox, add the DBScope folder (with subfolders) to the MATLAB's search path.