nm000179 NEMAR-native dataset
LEMON: MPI Leipzig Mind-Brain-Body EEG (Resting State)
The LEMON dataset comprises resting-state EEG recordings from 215 healthy participants (153 young adults aged 20-35 years and 74 older adults aged 59-77 years) from the Leipzig Study for Mind-Body-Emotion Interactions. Participants performed alternating eyes-open and eyes-closed blocks (~60 seconds each) for approximately 16 minutes total, recorded using a 62-channel BrainVision actiCHamp system at 2500 Hz. This dataset provides a valuable resource for investigating age-related differences in resting-state brain oscillations and functional connectivity.
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How to use the data (for agentic research) license, citation, download commands, Zarr access
What it is
- Modalities
- EEG
- Participants
- 215
- Size
- 127 GB
- Tasks
- resting
License and terms
- License
- CC BY 4.0
- Recommended citation
- Babayan, A., Erbey, M., Kumral, D., Reinelt, J. D., Reiter, A. M., Röbbig, J., Schaare, H. L., Uhlig, M., Anwander, A., Bazin, P., Horstmann, A., Lampe, L., Nikulin, V. V., Okon-Singer, H., Preusser, S., Pampel, A., Rohr, C. S., Sacher, J., Thone-Otto, A., Trapp, S., Nierhaus, T., Altmann, D., Arelin, K., Blochl, M., Bongartz, E., Breig, P., Cesnaite, E., Chen, S., Cozatl, R., Czerwonatis, S., Dambrauskaite, G., Dreyer, M., Enders, J., Engelhardt, M., Fischer, M. M., Forschack, N., Golchert, J., Golz, L., Guran, C. A., Hedrich, S., Hentschel, N., Hoffmann, D. I., Huntenburg, J. M., Jost, R., Kosatschek, A., Kunzendorf, S., Lammers, H., Lauckner, M. E., Mahjoory, K., Mendes, N., Menger, R., Morino, E., Nathe, K., Neubauer, J., Noyan, H., Oligschlager, S., Panczyszyn-Trzewik, P., Poehlchen, D., Putzke, N., Roski, S., Schaller, M., Schieferbein, A., Schlaak, B., Schmidt, H. M., Schmidt, R., Schrimpf, A., Stasch, S., Voss, M., Wiedemann, A., Margulies, D. S., Gaebler, M., & Villringer, A. (2026). LEMON: MPI Leipzig Mind-Brain-Body EEG (Resting State) (Version v1.0.0) [Data set]. NEMAR. https://doi.org/10.82901/nemar.nm000179
- Reference 1
- https://doi.org/10.21105/joss.01896
- Reference 2
- https://doi.org/10.1038/s41597-019-0104-8
Where the bytes are
- Latest version (always current)
- https://data.nemar.org/nm000179/latest/
- This version (v1.0.0)
- https://data.nemar.org/nm000179/v1.0.0/
How to download
- The dataset
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nemar dataset download nm000179Clones and fetches in one step. Content under stimuli/ and derivatives/ is skipped by default because those trees can be large; add --stimuli --derivatives for the whole thing. - A subset, one step
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nemar dataset download nm000179 --subjects sub-01,02Also filters by --sessions, --tasks, --runs, --datatypes, --include and --exclude. - A subset, step 1
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nemar dataset clone nm000179Clones git-annex pointers only; fetches no file content. Creates ./nm000179. - A subset, step 2
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cd nm000179The get command below reads the clone's annex, so it only works from inside the clone. - A subset, step 3
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nemar dataset get <files>Pulls the files you actually need. Skips stimuli/ and derivatives/ unless the path you ask for is under one of them. - One small file
- https://data.nemar.org/nm000179/v1.0.0/participants.tsv A direct HTTPS fetch works for any single file.
Assess fit without downloading
- Participants table
- https://data.nemar.org/nm000179/v1.0.0/participants.tsv
- Dataset description
- https://data.nemar.org/nm000179/v1.0.0/dataset_description.json
- Directory listing
- https://data.nemar.org/nm000179/v1.0.0/?format=json
- Catalog record
- https://api.nemar.org/datasets/nm000179
Working with the Zarr copy
- 1. Start at the index
- https://zarr.nemar.org/nm000179/zarr/index.json The mandatory entry point. Never hardcode a bucket path.
- 2. Pick a store entry
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stores[].zarr, stores[].groups[].nameThese two fields exist in every index format version, so a recipe that keys on them works against the whole catalog while the back conversion is still in flight. - 3. Build the store URI
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s3://nemar/nm000179/zarr/{store.zarr}Derivable from the store entry alone. An index at format_version 3 or later also publishes contract_base, data_base and s3_uri; use them when they are there, never require them. - 4. Open the store anonymously
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zarr.open_group(store=..., mode="r", zarr_format=3)Anonymous FsspecStore.from_url in region us-east-2, no credentials. zarr_format=3 is required: without it zarr-python probes for Zarr v2 sidecars, and because anonymous ListBucket is denied, S3 answers a missing key with 403 rather than 404 and the open raises. - 5. Read the level-0 array
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root[store.groups[0].name]["0"]Level 0 is the full-rate signal. Never read a view/ array for inference; those exist for display. - 6. Dequantize the samples
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physical = digital * scale + offsetscale and offset are attributes of the level-0 array, one entry per channel; the unit is on the group's channels attribute. - 7. Slice, don't download
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signal[0:4, 0:500]Stream a window of channels and samples; download only when you will touch most of the array. - 8. Know the HTTP contract
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index.jsonOnly index.json is always proxied and edge-cached. A plain GET for a store object, manifest.json or events.parquet 302s to the public S3 object for non-browser clients, so follow redirects, and HEAD is never redirected. - 9. Read the attribution before reuse
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root.attrs["nemar"]The store carries its own dataset id, DOI, license, citation and source commit. - 10. Filter for pipelines
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has_zarr=1This is the converted filter. has_zarr_verified is the stricter one, and its result set can be empty until the daily fidelity sweep reaches a dataset; verification is reported, never a precondition for serving (nemar-cli ADR 0005).