The lab I work in publishes, and has continues to extend, the studyforrest dataset for quite a few years now.
http://studyforrest.org
Most of the consumers so far have been neuroscience researchers and statisticians, but we do hope (and think) that there's value for a wide variety of interests.
There's a bunch of different data, but the highlights are fMRI scans of people watching and/or listening to the movie Forrest Gump, eye tracking, and detailed annotations of the movie. We are also about to begin acquiring simultaneous EEG and fMRI.
http://studyforrest.org/data.html
Accessing the data is easy, and, as great admirers of Joey Hess, we also have it available in a git annex repo. :-)
http://studyforrest.org/access.html
---Alex
[EDIT] Given that this thread is about open source datasets, it's probably worth mentioning that the license is PDDL.
https://opendatacommons.org/licenses/pddl/1.0/
http://studyforrest.org
Most of the consumers so far have been neuroscience researchers and statisticians, but we do hope (and think) that there's value for a wide variety of interests.
There's a bunch of different data, but the highlights are fMRI scans of people watching and/or listening to the movie Forrest Gump, eye tracking, and detailed annotations of the movie. We are also about to begin acquiring simultaneous EEG and fMRI.
http://studyforrest.org/data.html
Accessing the data is easy, and, as great admirers of Joey Hess, we also have it available in a git annex repo. :-)
http://studyforrest.org/access.html
---Alex
[EDIT] Given that this thread is about open source datasets, it's probably worth mentioning that the license is PDDL.
https://opendatacommons.org/licenses/pddl/1.0/