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Software development kit for electrophysiological signals processing.

J Carballosa·J De Armas·J Leonard
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Abstract

A software development kit (SDK) for electrophysiological signal processing (hardware control, storage, and graphic visualization) is presented. Its architecture is described, and emphasis is made on the underlying technology. Results obtained in continuous EEG and Evoked Potential monitoring at Cuban Neuroscience Center are presented.

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J Carballosa, J De Armas, J Leonard. 1995. Software development kit for electrophysiological signals processing.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8591309/

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