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 # Stimulus and figure generation for a probe-rhythm study
 
-This repository holds support materials for [a psychological study][Hadrava2016] authored by me and my friend and colleague [Štěpán Bahník][bahniks]. You will find two command-line utilities here: [one for generating polyrhythms from musical chords][probe-rhythm-stimuli] and [another one for visualising oscillations][probe-rhythm-figures].
+This repository holds support materials for [a psychological study][Hadrava2016] authored by me and my friend and colleague [Štěpán Bahník][bahniks]. You will find two command-line utilities here: [one for generating polyrhythms from musical chords][probe-rhythm-stimuli] and [another one for visualising oscillations][probe-rhythm-figures]. Note that the former wasn't actually used for synthesizing the stimuli for our study. Instead, we used an [IHaskell][IHaskell] notebook which, together with the stimuli, can be downloaded from [here][stimuli]. The command-line utility is provided merely for convenience.
 
 [Hadrava2016]:https://osf.io/tcusj/#
 [bahniks]:https://github.com/bahniks
 [probe-rhythm-stimuli]:https://github.com/kitharoidos/probe-rhythm-study/tree/master/probe-rhythm-stimuli
 [probe-rhythm-figures]:https://github.com/kitharoidos/probe-rhythm-study/tree/master/probe-rhythm-figures
+[stimuli]:https://github.com/kitharoidos/probe-rhythm-study/tree/master/Stimuli
+[IHaskell]:https://github.com/gibiansky/IHaskell