Sample stimuli

sample 0 sample 1 sample 2 sample 3 sample 4 sample 5 sample 6 sample 7 sample 8 sample 9

How to use

from brainscore_vision import load_benchmark
benchmark = load_benchmark("Zerbe2026_fmri.V2-ood-ridgecv")
score = benchmark(my_model)

Model scores

Min Alignment Max Alignment

Rank

Model

Score

1
.413
2
.402
3
.400
4
.383
5
.394
6
.392
7
.393
8
.391
9
.391
10
.391
11
.390
12
.390
13
.390
14
.388
15
.389
16
.389
17
.389
18
.385
19
.370
20
.385
21
.385
22
.385
23
.383
24
.383
25
.369
26
.383
27
.381
28
.381
29
.380
30
.377
31
.376
32
.376
33
.375
34
.375
35
.373
36
.372
37
.372
38
.373
39
.370
40
.370
41
.370
42
.369
43
.370
44
.367
45
.367
46
.367
47
.367
48
.367
49
.366
50
.364
51
.365
52
.364
53
.364
54
.362
55
.361
56
.362
57
.360
58
.362
59
.359
60
.358
61
.357
62
.356
63
.355
64
.355
65
.354
66
.353
67
.352
68
.352
69
.339
70
.351
71
.350
72
.336
73
.348
74
.346
75
.345
76
.344
77
.343
78
.341
79
.342
80
.341
81
.340
82
.337
83
.334
84
.334
85
.332
86
.332
87
.326
88
.321
89
.320
90
.316
91
.301
92
.310
93
.309
94
.307
95
.307
96
.305
97
.294
98
.288
99
.284
100
.280
101
.277
102
.197
103
.202
104
.186
105
.178
106
.180
107
.176
108
.166
109
.163
110
.166
111
.160
112
.160
113
.103
114
115

Benchmark bibtex

@inproceedings{zerbe_laion-fmri_2026,
      title = {{LAION}-{fMRI}: A densely sampled 7T-fMRI dataset providing broad coverage of natural image diversity},
      author = {Zerbe, Josefine and Roth, Johannes and Mell, Maggie Mae and Herholz, Peer and Knapen, Tomas and Hebart, Martin N.},
      year = {2026},
      booktitle = {Vision Sciences Society Annual Meeting},
  }

Ceiling

0.79.

Note that scores are relative to this ceiling.

Data: Zerbe2026_fmri.V2-ood

Metric: ridgecv