WFDB library subset for Matlab/Octave

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Jose Garcia Moros and Salvador Olmos have contributed their reimplementations of a useful subset of the WFDB library, available here. They can be used to read and write WFDB annotation files and format 212 signal files using Matlab or Octave. The authors have also provided compiled versions of these files for use with Matlab under Linux, Solaris, and MS-Windows.

Several other software packages for reading and writing PhysioBank and compatible files are also available; look here for a list. 

Icon  Name                    Last modified      Size  Description
[PARENTDIR] Parent Directory                             -   
[   ] writeannot.mexsol       2000-11-28 02:41   11K  Solaris MEX binary
[   ] writeannot.mexlx        2000-11-28 02:41  9.3K  Linux MEX binary
[   ] writeannot.dll          2000-11-28 02:41   11K  MS-Windows MEX binary
[TXT] writeannot.c            2000-11-28 02:41  8.6K  
[TXT] readheader.m            2000-11-28 03:19  3.1K  Matlab/Octave source
[   ] readannot.mexsol        2000-11-28 02:55  8.8K  Solaris MEX binary
[   ] readannot.mexlx         2000-11-28 02:54  8.8K  Linux MEX binary
[TXT] readannot.m             2000-11-28 03:23  368   Matlab/Octave source
[   ] readannot.dll           2000-11-28 02:53   10K  MS-Windows MEX binary
[TXT] readannot.c             2000-11-28 02:54  8.1K  
[   ] rdsign212.mexsol        2000-11-28 02:41  5.9K  Solaris MEX binary
[   ] rdsign212.mexlx         2000-11-28 02:41  5.5K  Linux MEX binary
[TXT] rdsign212.m             2000-11-28 03:27  477   Matlab/Octave source
[   ] rdsign212.dll           2000-11-28 02:41  7.5K  MS-Windows MEX binary
[TXT] rdsign212.c             2000-11-28 02:49  2.1K  
[DIR] old/                    2001-01-30 14:16    -   
[TXT] example.m               2000-11-28 03:18  382   Matlab/Octave source
[TXT] Contents.m              2000-11-28 03:12  934   Matlab/Octave source

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