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libRASCH Version 0.8.31

Topics handled here:

  • General
  • License
  • Documentation

For installation instructions, see file INSTALL.

LIBRASCH_HOME is the top most directory of the libRASCH sourcecode directory.


General

libRASCH is a library for accessing signals/recordings saved in several file-formats. libRASCH provides a common interface to the signals, regardless of the used format. Additionally it provides support to process (e.g. detect beats in an ecg or calculate heart rate variability parameters) and view the signals. At the moment the main focus of libRASCH is to handle biological signals (e.g. ECG, EEG, blood-pressure) but the design of the library allows to handle any kind of signal.

The library is available for

  • Linux and
  • Windows

libRASCH is written in C and provides interfaces for

  • Perl
  • Python
  • Octave for Linux
  • Matlab
  • Scilab (at the moment only for Linux)

More information can be found at the libRASCH-website at www.librasch.org


License

libRASCH is published under the GNU Lesser General Public License Version 2.1.

Note that plugins for libRASCH don't fall under the category of 'derivative work'. It is allowed to publish plugins under a license other than the LGPL as long as other plugins and libRASCH is not affected.

Also note that the only valid version of the LGPL as far as libRASCH is concerned is version 2.1 of the LGPL (from February 1999), not any later versions, unless explicitly otherwise stated.

The distribution of libRASCH on www.librasch.org will only contain plugins, which use a free-software or open-source license or where the source code is available.


DOCUMENTATION

The HTML version of the user manual can be found in the directory 'LIBRASCH_HOME/docs/manual'. The file 'book1.html' is the starting point. Additionally the HTML version as one page can be found at 'LIBRASCH_HOME/docs/librasch_manual_one_page.html'.

The manual uses DocBook. The source of the manual can be found in 'LIBRASCH_HOME/docs/manual_src'.

On Windows, a link to the HTML one page version in the Startmenu entry for libRASCH is added.

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libRASCH Version 0.8.31

Topics handled here:

  • General
  • License
  • Documentation

For installation instructions, see file INSTALL.

LIBRASCH_HOME is the top most directory of the libRASCH sourcecode directory.


General

libRASCH is a library for accessing signals/recordings saved in several file-formats. libRASCH provides a common interface to the signals, regardless of the used format. Additionally it provides support to process (e.g. detect beats in an ecg or calculate heart rate variability parameters) and view the signals. At the moment the main focus of libRASCH is to handle biological signals (e.g. ECG, EEG, blood-pressure) but the design of the library allows to handle any kind of signal.

The library is available for

  • Linux and
  • Windows

libRASCH is written in C and provides interfaces for

  • Perl
  • Python
  • Octave for Linux
  • Matlab
  • Scilab (at the moment only for Linux)

More information can be found at the libRASCH-website at www.librasch.org


License

libRASCH is published under the GNU Lesser General Public License Version 2.1.

Note that plugins for libRASCH don't fall under the category of 'derivative work'. It is allowed to publish plugins under a license other than the LGPL as long as other plugins and libRASCH is not affected.

Also note that the only valid version of the LGPL as far as libRASCH is concerned is version 2.1 of the LGPL (from February 1999), not any later versions, unless explicitly otherwise stated.

The distribution of libRASCH on www.librasch.org will only contain plugins, which use a free-software or open-source license or where the source code is available.


DOCUMENTATION

The HTML version of the user manual can be found in the directory 'LIBRASCH_HOME/docs/manual'. The file 'book1.html' is the starting point. Additionally the HTML version as one page can be found at 'LIBRASCH_HOME/docs/librasch_manual_one_page.html'.

The manual uses DocBook. The source of the manual can be found in 'LIBRASCH_HOME/docs/manual_src'.

On Windows, a link to the HTML one page version in the Startmenu entry for libRASCH is added.

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Topics handled here:

  • General
  • License
  • Documentation

For installation instructions, see file INSTALL.

LIBRASCH_HOME is the top most directory of the libRASCH sourcecode directory.


General

libRASCH is a library for accessing signals/recordings saved in several file-formats. libRASCH provides a common interface to the signals, regardless of the used format. Additionally it provides support to process (e.g. detect beats in an ecg or calculate heart rate variability parameters) and view the signals. At the moment the main focus of libRASCH is to handle biological signals (e.g. ECG, EEG, blood-pressure) but the design of the library allows to handle any kind of signal.

The library is available for

  • Linux and
  • Windows

libRASCH is written in C and provides interfaces for

  • Perl
  • Python
  • Octave for Linux
  • Matlab
  • Scilab (at the moment only for Linux)

More information can be found at the libRASCH-website at www.librasch.org


License

libRASCH is published under the GNU Lesser General Public License Version 2.1.

Note that plugins for libRASCH don't fall under the category of 'derivative work'. It is allowed to publish plugins under a license other than the LGPL as long as other plugins and libRASCH is not affected.

Also note that the only valid version of the LGPL as far as libRASCH is concerned is version 2.1 of the LGPL (from February 1999), not any later versions, unless explicitly otherwise stated.

The distribution of libRASCH on www.librasch.org will only contain plugins, which use a free-software or open-source license or where the source code is available.


DOCUMENTATION

The HTML version of the user manual can be found in the directory 'LIBRASCH_HOME/docs/manual'. The file 'book1.html' is the starting point. Additionally the HTML version as one page can be found at 'LIBRASCH_HOME/docs/librasch_manual_one_page.html'.

The manual uses DocBook. The source of the manual can be found in 'LIBRASCH_HOME/docs/manual_src'.

On Windows, a link to the HTML one page version in the Startmenu entry for libRASCH is added.

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libRASCH Version 0.8.31

Topics handled here:

  • General
  • License
  • Documentation

For installation instructions, see file INSTALL.

LIBRASCH_HOME is the top most directory of the libRASCH sourcecode directory.


General

libRASCH is a library for accessing signals/recordings saved in several file-formats. libRASCH provides a common interface to the signals, regardless of the used format. Additionally it provides support to process (e.g. detect beats in an ecg or calculate heart rate variability parameters) and view the signals. At the moment the main focus of libRASCH is to handle biological signals (e.g. ECG, EEG, blood-pressure) but the design of the library allows to handle any kind of signal.

The library is available for

  • Linux and
  • Windows

libRASCH is written in C and provides interfaces for

  • Perl
  • Python
  • Octave for Linux
  • Matlab
  • Scilab (at the moment only for Linux)

More information can be found at the libRASCH-website at www.librasch.org


License

libRASCH is published under the GNU Lesser General Public License Version 2.1.

Note that plugins for libRASCH don't fall under the category of 'derivative work'. It is allowed to publish plugins under a license other than the LGPL as long as other plugins and libRASCH is not affected.

Also note that the only valid version of the LGPL as far as libRASCH is concerned is version 2.1 of the LGPL (from February 1999), not any later versions, unless explicitly otherwise stated.

The distribution of libRASCH on www.librasch.org will only contain plugins, which use a free-software or open-source license or where the source code is available.


DOCUMENTATION

The HTML version of the user manual can be found in the directory 'LIBRASCH_HOME/docs/manual'. The file 'book1.html' is the starting point. Additionally the HTML version as one page can be found at 'LIBRASCH_HOME/docs/librasch_manual_one_page.html'.

The manual uses DocBook. The source of the manual can be found in 'LIBRASCH_HOME/docs/manual_src'.

On Windows, a link to the HTML one page version in the Startmenu entry for libRASCH is added.

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libRASCH Version 0.8.31

Topics handled here:

  • General
  • License
  • Documentation

For installation instructions, see file INSTALL.

LIBRASCH_HOME is the top most directory of the libRASCH sourcecode directory.


General

libRASCH is a library for accessing signals/recordings saved in several file-formats. libRASCH provides a common interface to the signals, regardless of the used format. Additionally it provides support to process (e.g. detect beats in an ecg or calculate heart rate variability parameters) and view the signals. At the moment the main focus of libRASCH is to handle biological signals (e.g. ECG, EEG, blood-pressure) but the design of the library allows to handle any kind of signal.

The library is available for

  • Linux and
  • Windows

libRASCH is written in C and provides interfaces for

  • Perl
  • Python
  • Octave for Linux
  • Matlab
  • Scilab (at the moment only for Linux)

More information can be found at the libRASCH-website at www.librasch.org


License

libRASCH is published under the GNU Lesser General Public License Version 2.1.

Note that plugins for libRASCH don't fall under the category of 'derivative work'. It is allowed to publish plugins under a license other than the LGPL as long as other plugins and libRASCH is not affected.

Also note that the only valid version of the LGPL as far as libRASCH is concerned is version 2.1 of the LGPL (from February 1999), not any later versions, unless explicitly otherwise stated.

The distribution of libRASCH on www.librasch.org will only contain plugins, which use a free-software or open-source license or where the source code is available.


DOCUMENTATION

The HTML version of the user manual can be found in the directory 'LIBRASCH_HOME/docs/manual'. The file 'book1.html' is the starting point. Additionally the HTML version as one page can be found at 'LIBRASCH_HOME/docs/librasch_manual_one_page.html'.

The manual uses DocBook. The source of the manual can be found in 'LIBRASCH_HOME/docs/manual_src'.

On Windows, a link to the HTML one page version in the Startmenu entry for libRASCH is added.

About

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libRASCH Version 0.8.31

Topics handled here:

  • General
  • License
  • Documentation

For installation instructions, see file INSTALL.

LIBRASCH_HOME is the top most directory of the libRASCH sourcecode directory.


General

libRASCH is a library for accessing signals/recordings saved in several file-formats. libRASCH provides a common interface to the signals, regardless of the used format. Additionally it provides support to process (e.g. detect beats in an ecg or calculate heart rate variability parameters) and view the signals. At the moment the main focus of libRASCH is to handle biological signals (e.g. ECG, EEG, blood-pressure) but the design of the library allows to handle any kind of signal.

The library is available for

  • Linux and
  • Windows

libRASCH is written in C and provides interfaces for

  • Perl
  • Python
  • Octave for Linux
  • Matlab
  • Scilab (at the moment only for Linux)

More information can be found at the libRASCH-website at www.librasch.org


License

libRASCH is published under the GNU Lesser General Public License Version 2.1.

Note that plugins for libRASCH don't fall under the category of 'derivative work'. It is allowed to publish plugins under a license other than the LGPL as long as other plugins and libRASCH is not affected.

Also note that the only valid version of the LGPL as far as libRASCH is concerned is version 2.1 of the LGPL (from February 1999), not any later versions, unless explicitly otherwise stated.

The distribution of libRASCH on www.librasch.org will only contain plugins, which use a free-software or open-source license or where the source code is available.


DOCUMENTATION

The HTML version of the user manual can be found in the directory 'LIBRASCH_HOME/docs/manual'. The file 'book1.html' is the starting point. Additionally the HTML version as one page can be found at 'LIBRASCH_HOME/docs/librasch_manual_one_page.html'.

The manual uses DocBook. The source of the manual can be found in 'LIBRASCH_HOME/docs/manual_src'.

On Windows, a link to the HTML one page version in the Startmenu entry for libRASCH is added.

About

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Topics handled here:

  • General
  • License
  • Documentation

For installation instructions, see file INSTALL.

LIBRASCH_HOME is the top most directory of the libRASCH sourcecode directory.


General

libRASCH is a library for accessing signals/recordings saved in several file-formats. libRASCH provides a common interface to the signals, regardless of the used format. Additionally it provides support to process (e.g. detect beats in an ecg or calculate heart rate variability parameters) and view the signals. At the moment the main focus of libRASCH is to handle biological signals (e.g. ECG, EEG, blood-pressure) but the design of the library allows to handle any kind of signal.

The library is available for

  • Linux and
  • Windows

libRASCH is written in C and provides interfaces for

  • Perl
  • Python
  • Octave for Linux
  • Matlab
  • Scilab (at the moment only for Linux)

More information can be found at the libRASCH-website at www.librasch.org


License

libRASCH is published under the GNU Lesser General Public License Version 2.1.

Note that plugins for libRASCH don't fall under the category of 'derivative work'. It is allowed to publish plugins under a license other than the LGPL as long as other plugins and libRASCH is not affected.

Also note that the only valid version of the LGPL as far as libRASCH is concerned is version 2.1 of the LGPL (from February 1999), not any later versions, unless explicitly otherwise stated.

The distribution of libRASCH on www.librasch.org will only contain plugins, which use a free-software or open-source license or where the source code is available.


DOCUMENTATION

The HTML version of the user manual can be found in the directory 'LIBRASCH_HOME/docs/manual'. The file 'book1.html' is the starting point. Additionally the HTML version as one page can be found at 'LIBRASCH_HOME/docs/librasch_manual_one_page.html'.

The manual uses DocBook. The source of the manual can be found in 'LIBRASCH_HOME/docs/manual_src'.

On Windows, a link to the HTML one page version in the Startmenu entry for libRASCH is added.

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libRASCH Version 0.8.31

Topics handled here:

  • General
  • License
  • Documentation

For installation instructions, see file INSTALL.

LIBRASCH_HOME is the top most directory of the libRASCH sourcecode directory.


General

libRASCH is a library for accessing signals/recordings saved in several file-formats. libRASCH provides a common interface to the signals, regardless of the used format. Additionally it provides support to process (e.g. detect beats in an ecg or calculate heart rate variability parameters) and view the signals. At the moment the main focus of libRASCH is to handle biological signals (e.g. ECG, EEG, blood-pressure) but the design of the library allows to handle any kind of signal.

The library is available for

  • Linux and
  • Windows

libRASCH is written in C and provides interfaces for

  • Perl
  • Python
  • Octave for Linux
  • Matlab
  • Scilab (at the moment only for Linux)

More information can be found at the libRASCH-website at www.librasch.org


License

libRASCH is published under the GNU Lesser General Public License Version 2.1.

Note that plugins for libRASCH don't fall under the category of 'derivative work'. It is allowed to publish plugins under a license other than the LGPL as long as other plugins and libRASCH is not affected.

Also note that the only valid version of the LGPL as far as libRASCH is concerned is version 2.1 of the LGPL (from February 1999), not any later versions, unless explicitly otherwise stated.

The distribution of libRASCH on www.librasch.org will only contain plugins, which use a free-software or open-source license or where the source code is available.


DOCUMENTATION

The HTML version of the user manual can be found in the directory 'LIBRASCH_HOME/docs/manual'. The file 'book1.html' is the starting point. Additionally the HTML version as one page can be found at 'LIBRASCH_HOME/docs/librasch_manual_one_page.html'.

The manual uses DocBook. The source of the manual can be found in 'LIBRASCH_HOME/docs/manual_src'.

On Windows, a link to the HTML one page version in the Startmenu entry for libRASCH is added.

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