I would like to know what the best approach is to integrate an existing visualisation application into BCI2000. The application was written in Delphi 7, and consists of a target selection task and is currently operated by pressing a single key on the keyboard.
What functionality should I add to my existing application.
- Would it be preferable to use a 'dummy' C++ application to communicate between my application and BCI2000?
- Or is it feasible to directly insert my application in BCI2000?
- is there another option ?
Kind regards,
Emil
integrate existing (delphi) application in BCI2000 project
Emil,
the answer depends on what your application does.
- It might be possible to implement your paradigm using the BCI2000 Stimulus Presentation module. This would be the simplest approach.
- To directly insert your application into BCI2000, you need to implement the BCI2000 communication protocol, involving rather complicated objects like parameter definitions. This is the most difficult option.
- You might use the AppConnector to connect your application to BCI2000, see http://www.bci2000.org/wiki/index.php/T ... _Connector
Best regards,
Juergen
the answer depends on what your application does.
- It might be possible to implement your paradigm using the BCI2000 Stimulus Presentation module. This would be the simplest approach.
- To directly insert your application into BCI2000, you need to implement the BCI2000 communication protocol, involving rather complicated objects like parameter definitions. This is the most difficult option.
- You might use the AppConnector to connect your application to BCI2000, see http://www.bci2000.org/wiki/index.php/T ... _Connector
Best regards,
Juergen
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