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User Manual for libRASCH-0.7.4
User Manual for libRASCH-0.7.4
Raphael Schneider
Copyright © 2004 Raphael Schneider
Table of Contents
Forword
1.
Introduction
1.1.
Overview of the next chapters
2.
Concepts and Terminology
2.1.
General Structure of libRASCH
2.2.
Terminology
3.
A Tutorial
3.1.
Initialize libRASCH and Basic Usage
3.1.1.
C Version
3.1.2.
Perl Version
3.1.3.
Python Version
3.1.4.
Matlab/Octave Version
3.2.
Access Measurements
3.3.
Access Recordings
3.4.
Get Sample Data
3.5.
Access Evaluations
3.6.
Get Events
3.7.
Usage of process-plugins
A.
Examples for all supported lanuages/systems
A.1.
Init libRASCH
A.1.1.
C Version
A.1.2.
Perl Version
A.1.3.
Python Version
A.1.4.
Matlab/Octave Version
A.2.
Open measurement
A.2.1.
C Version
A.2.2.
Perl Version
A.2.3.
Python Version
A.2.4.
Matlab/Octave Version
A.3.
Handle recordings
A.3.1.
C Version
A.3.2.
Perl Version
A.3.3.
Python Version
A.3.4.
Matlab/Octave Version
A.4.
Access raw data
A.4.1.
C Version
A.4.2.
Perl Version
A.4.3.
Python Version
A.4.4.
Matlab/Octave Version
A.5.
Access evaluation
A.5.1.
C Version
A.5.2.
Perl Version
A.5.3.
Python Version
A.5.4.
Matlab/Octave Version
A.6.
Access events
A.6.1.
C Version
A.6.2.
Perl Version
A.6.3.
Python Version
A.6.4.
Matlab/Octave Version
A.7.
Use process-plugin
A.7.1.
C Version
A.7.2.
Perl Version
A.7.3.
Python Version
A.7.4.
Matlab/Octave Version
List of Figures
2-1.
Structure of libRASCH.
3-1.
Screenshot after performing the commands in Octave as shown in the Octave session above (and on the left side in the screenshot).
3-2.
Screenshot after performing the commands in Octave as shown in the Octave session above (and on the left side in the screenshot).
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