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docs: update references in replication tutorial
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JorisVincent committed Apr 7, 2023
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Expand Up @@ -18,10 +18,10 @@ Since `stimupy`s functions are highly parameterizable,
lots of variants of a stimulus can be created,
and thus specific existing parameterizations can be recreated.

For a large selection of the generic `stimupy.stimuli`,
For a large selection of the generic {py:mod}`stimupy.stimuli`,
there are specific parameterizations in the published literature.
Some of these are implement in stimupy as well,
under the corresponding [`stimupy.papers`](../reference/_api/stimupy.papers).
under the corresponding {py:mod}`stimupy.papers`.

```{code-cell}
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The default version of the stimulus
may not be the right aspect ratio or resolution for your use.
For example, the RHS2007 stimuli
For example, the {py:mod}`RHS2007 <stimupy.papers.RHS2007>` stimuli
are 32x32 degrees, at 32 pixels-per-degree, resulting in 1024x1024 pixels.
However, lets say your observer is seated at a distance that gives 24 pixels-per-degree.
These resolution parameters can be changed for the paper stimuli, keep the visual elements at the same *visual* size.
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