- a list of lookup information for finding Stimulus Sets And Data Assemblies, as defined by the BrainIO Format Specification
- information, usually the numeric result of physical measurements performed in the context of an experiment, stored digitally
- a format defined by the BrainIO Format Specification for representing and exchanging data collected during neuroscience experiments
- information that describes other information
- a format for storing and exchanging self-describing data; see netCDF's documentation
- a general term used in BrainIO for neurons and neuron-analogs, including groups of neurons and software elements inspired by neurons
- a Python library for efficiently working with numeric data; see numpy's documentation
- a Python library for working with named and indexed one-dimensional data objects (called a Series) and collections of those objects (called a DataFrame); see pandas' documentation
- a mechanism offered by cloud version control system providers like GitHub by which users can offer code to other users or organizations; see GitHub's documentation
- a set of files and directories managed by a version control system such as Git; cloud services such as GitHub host copies of repositories to make them easier to share
- a format defined by the BrainIO Format Specification for representing and exchanging experimental stimuli and associated metadata
- a Python library for working with self-describing data, based on netCDF; see xarray's documentation