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"""
List here all Python modules where Visualization adapters are described.
Listed modules will be introspected and DB filled.
"""

ALL_VISUALIZERS = ["annotations_viewer", "brain", "complex_imaginary_coherence", "connectivity",
                   "connectivity_edge_bundle", "cross_coherence", "cross_correlation", "eeg_monitor",
                   "fourier_spectrum", "histogram", "ica", "local_connectivity_view", "matrix_viewer", "pca",
                   "pearson_cross_correlation", "pearson_edge_bundle", "pse_discrete", "pse_isocline",
                   "region_volume_mapping", "sensors", "surface_view", "time_series", "time_series_volume",
                   "tract", "topographic", "wavelet_spectrogram"]
