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*[[User Tutorial:Data Analysis|Data Analysis with BCI2000]] | *[[User Tutorial:Data Analysis|Data Analysis with BCI2000]] | ||
*[[User Reference:Matlab MEX Files|Converting and Analyzing BCI2000 Data with Matlab MEX Files]] | *[[User Reference:Matlab MEX Files|Converting and Analyzing BCI2000 Data with Matlab MEX Files]] | ||
* Analyze BCI2000 Data in Python with [https://github.com/neurotechcenter/BCI2kReader BCI2k Reader] | |||
===All Tutorials:See a complete list of [[User Tutorial|BCI2000 tutorials]] here=== | ===All Tutorials:See a complete list of [[User Tutorial|BCI2000 tutorials]] here=== | ||
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What is BCI2000?BCI2000 is a general-purpose software system for brain-computer interface (BCI) research. BCI2000 includes software tools that can acquire and process data, present stimuli and feedback, and manage interaction with outside devices such as robotic arms. BCI2000 is a real-time system that can synchronize EEG and other signals with a wide variety of biosignals and input devices such as mice or eye-trackers. It has several modules to manage data importing and exporting in common file formats. BCI2000 operates on most Windows systems, and the source code can be compiled on most Windows machines. |
BCI2000 for Users
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BCI2000 for Developers
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BCI2000 ReferencesBCI2000 Overview and Tools
Technical References
Programming References
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BCI2000 TutorialsSetup Tutorials
Experimental TutorialsProgramming Tutorials
Data Analysis Tutorials
All Tutorials:See a complete list of BCI2000 tutorials here |
Supported Frameworks |
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BCI2000 Publications
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