Supported Frameworks

Purpose

BCI2000 supports many frameworks outside of its native implementation. This page gives a list of each of these frameworks and how they interact with one another.

Schematic

A visual schematic for how the varying interfaces of BCI2000 interact. Encapsulated items mean they are built on top of the larger, overarching framework. For example, BCI2000Remote is an extension of BCI2000 Operator Module Scripting. Each interface has a descriptor of the language/method/application you would use for the framework.

Documentation

External Interfaces

• Contributions:BCPy2000
• Contributions:BCI2000SimulinkConnector
• Programming Reference:MatlabFilter
• User Reference:EEGLabImport
• Contributions:FieldTripBuffer

BCI2000 Operator Module Scripting

Documentation: User Reference:Module Command Line Options, User Reference:Operator Module Scripting

• User Reference:BCI2000Shell
• User Reference:BCI2000Launcher
• Contributions:BCI2000Command
• Technical Reference:Operator Library

BCI2000Remote

Documentation: User Tutorial:BCI2000Remote, Programming Reference:BCI2000Remote Class, Contributions:BCI2000PythonBindings

• PsychoPy
• Python Visualizations

BCI2000RemoteLib

• Contributions:BCI2000Automation
• Contributions:BCI2000PresentationLink

Frameworks organized by languages

User Interface (no coding): BCI2000Launcher

Python: PsychoPy, BCPy2000, BCI2000Remote, Python Visualizations

Matlab: MatlabFilter, BCI2000Remote, Simulink

Command-line shell: Operator Module Scripting, BCI2000Shell, BCI2000Command

.NET (Visual Basic, C#): BCI2000Automation, BCI2000RemoteNET

C++: Create a native BCI2000 filter, BCI2000Remote