Re: [Biosig-general] without octave and matlab

[Owen K. <ok...@bi...>]

Iuri,

Yes you can do that.

Look at this download page http://biosig.sourceforge.net/download.html, it
describes several projects.

You can use the libraries in project "BioSig for C/C++, libbiosig" to write
a C/C++ program that creates GDF files. Libraries exist for both Linux and
Windows. Or you could write your program in Python and make use of these
same libraries.

When your data is stored as GDF, you can use the project "SigViewer" to view
the data. SigViewer is already compiled for Linux and Windows.

If your ECG files are in a standard format, then you might be able to
convert them from that format to GDF using the project "Converter
(stand-alone) save2gdf,rec2bin,bin2rec,save2aecg,save2scp". (If you are
lucky, you might not have to write a program.)

Matlab and Octave are not required to do any of the things I have described.

Regards,

Owen

-----Original Message-----
From: iuri de araujo sampaio [mailto:iur...@gm...] 
Sent: Wednesday, January 20, 2010 8:54 PM
To: bio...@li...
Subject: [Biosig-general] without octave and matlab

hi there,

How can we use biosig a part from octave or matlab?

Can i just use C++ with no other support, but g++, to create a program that
reads EEG signals and display them?

At what point i need the libraries from them, octave and matlab?


iuri

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