(www.neurotraces.com)
Selected links on how
Scilab
can be useful to
Clinical Neurophysiology
Scilab documentation
The official manual of Scilab. It includes an introduction to Scilab, data types, programming, graphics and interfacing C or Fortran programs (in English).
A very interesting document emphasizing the use of Scilab in programming. It compares different approaches in programming and discusses the way of pushing performance further (in English).
A nice introduction to Scilab by Paulo Sergio da Motta (in Portuguese).
Articles appeared at Linux Magazine France.
They cover a wide variety of topics on Scilab from dynamic systems or design of interfaces to the use of different structures (in French).
There are other introductions to Scilab covering general issues but emphasizing some specific aspects:
It includes some issues on differential equations and statistical applications (in French).
It enphasizes the power of Scilab as a calculus tool (in French).
Démarrer en Scilab et statistiques en Scilab
It emphasizes the application of Scilab to statistics (in French).
Signal treatment with Scilab
A book on signal treatment using scilab. Its purpose is to illustrate the use of the Scilab software package in a signal processing context (in English).
Clinical Neurophysiology
Clinical Neurophysiology: Table of Contents
This site maintains a very detailed index about very different topics in Clinical Neurophysiology.
European Data Format (EDF): technical specificationn
The description of EDF format. It contains a lot of resources about the use of this format in different contexts.
EMG Nerve Conduction Studies in the diagnosis of Nerve and Muscle diseases
It contains wide information on different issues on EMG and Nerve Conduction studies.
Neurophysiological data
A resource containing many physiological signals as well as open source programs.
Help
Questions answered by the scilab community. It is very probable that someone had the same problem that you have now.