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Some general features about Scilab
Subsections
Matrices as physiological traces
Matrices in Scilab
Sampling a signal
Access to the components of a vector
Access to the components of a vector: an example
Plotting a vector or some part of a vector. Use of several windows
Operating with arrays as a whole. Averaging
Global operation on vectors
Measuring curves
Averaging curves
Programming Scilab
`Sce' files
Inline functions
`Sci' files
Programming in Fortran or C
Input and output of programs, conditionals and loops, vectorial commands, and lists
Files: reading and writing data
Scilab variables
ASCII files
Binary files
wav files
A format used in Clinical Neurophysiology: EDF
Data in Clinical Neurophysiology.
Array of indexes as a label by which we can mark long signals
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