The Python code is self-contained and portable. It supports a very
flexible interface for specifying which channels to read and for
applying a montage.
Enjoy,
-Joe
Joseph Picone
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I think people missed the point of this message. There are many packages
out there that claim to read EDF files. In fact, our code uses pyedflib
to read the EDF file. We are not advocating one over the other or
suggesting this code is a replacement for these packages.
Our software release addresses two important issues:
- accessing channels by channel label: you must do this if
you want to read the data properly. Channels are not in the same
order and are not always labeled the same way.
- implementing montages, such as a TCP montage: we provide a
specific example of what a TCP montage is.
If you are not familiar with these issues, please read this document: