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Nluczak: /* 2023-01-31: BCPy2000 2.1 */

2023-06-05T09:00:55Z

2023-01-31: BCPy2000 2.1

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	===Version History===		===Version History===
	====2023-01-31: BCPy2000 2.1====		====[https://wustl.box.com/s/ppr0nn1zswe2c418lsuus2olmcsbtx2t 2023-01-31: BCPy2000 2.1]====
	BCPy2000 now includes a portable installer and an overhaul of the BCPy2000 state machine to enable by-sample access to states and events.		BCPy2000 now includes a portable installer and an overhaul of the BCPy2000 state machine to enable by-sample access to states and events.

Nluczak at 08:54, 5 June 2023

2023-06-05T08:54:25Z

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	The source code is available under the terms of the GNU General Public License v3.		The source code is available under the terms of the GNU General Public License v3.

	To learn more, see the BCPy2000 ~~web pages~~[https://www.bci2000.org/mediawiki/index.php/BCPy2000]		To learn more, see the BCPy2000 wiki[https://www.bci2000.org/mediawiki/index.php/BCPy2000]

	==Location==		==Location==

Nluczak: /* Synopsis */

2023-06-05T08:53:16Z

Synopsis

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	BCPy2000 takes the C++ out of BCI2000 programming. It is aimed at developers of new applications and new signal processing methods, providing a platform for rapid, flexible development of experimental Brain-Computer Interface systems in Python. It takes advantage of various high-level Python packages: PsychoPy[https://www.psychopy.org] for stimulus presentation, NumPy[http://numpy.scipy.org] and SciPy[http://scipy.org] for signal processing and classification~~, and IPython[http://ipython~~.~~scipy.org] for interactive debugging.~~		BCPy2000 takes the C++ out of BCI2000 programming. It is aimed at developers of new applications and new signal processing methods, providing a platform for rapid, flexible development of experimental Brain-Computer Interface systems in Python. It takes advantage of various high-level Python packages: PsychoPy[https://www.psychopy.org] for stimulus presentation, NumPy[http://numpy.scipy.org] and SciPy[http://scipy.org] for signal processing and classification.

	You can program a python-based application module, signal processing module, or even a signal source module for generating custom test signals and playing back data files. Each module can open an IPython shell in which you can inspect and interact with every aspect of the running system. If you're using a BCPy2000-implemented source module, you can slow the system right down or even step through packet-by-packet, which can help you while you're interactively debugging your python code in one of your other modules with pdb.		You can program a python-based application module, signal processing module, or even a signal source module for generating custom test signals and playing back data files. Each module can open an IPython shell in which you can inspect and interact with every aspect of the running system. If you're using a BCPy2000-implemented source module, you can slow the system right down or even step through packet-by-packet, which can help you while you're interactively debugging your python code in one of your other modules with pdb.

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	The source code is available under the terms of the GNU General Public License v3.		The source code is available under the terms of the GNU General Public License v3.

	To learn more, see the BCPy2000 web pages[~~http~~://bci2000.org/~~downloads~~/BCPy2000]		To learn more, see the BCPy2000 web pages[https://www.bci2000.org/mediawiki/index.php/BCPy2000]

	==Location==		==Location==

Nluczak: /* 2023-01-31: BCPy2000 */

2023-01-31T18:12:29Z

2023-01-31: BCPy2000

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	===Version History===		===Version History===
	====2023-01-31: BCPy2000====		====2023-01-31: BCPy2000 2.1====
	BCPy2000 now includes a portable installer and an overhaul of the BCPy2000 state machine to enable by-sample access to states and events.		BCPy2000 now includes a portable installer and an overhaul of the BCPy2000 state machine to enable by-sample access to states and events.

	====2021-02-9: BCPy2000 2.0====		====2021-02-9: BCPy2000 2.0====
	Sixth build release. A complete restructuring of the original BcPy2000 build to support Python 3.6.8. VisionEgg is now deprecated and was replaced with PsychoPy[https://www.psychopy.org]. This version has also been built using a new portable python release[https://www.bci2000.org/downloads/Python36-32.zip]. You can find the full documentation here. [https://bci2000.org/mediawiki/index.php/BCPy2000]		Sixth build release. A complete restructuring of the original BcPy2000 build to support Python 3.6.8. VisionEgg is now deprecated and was replaced with PsychoPy[https://www.psychopy.org]. This version has also been built using a new portable python release[https://www.bci2000.org/downloads/Python36-32.zip]. You can find the full documentation here. [https://bci2000.org/mediawiki/index.php/BCPy2000]

Nluczak: /* Versioning */

2023-01-31T18:09:55Z

Versioning

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	==Versioning==		==Versioning==
	===Author===		===Author===
	Jeremy Hill, Thomas Schreiner, Christian Puzicha, Jason Farquhar		Nicholas Luczak, Jeremy Hill, Thomas Schreiner, Christian Puzicha, Jason Farquhar

	===Version History===		===Version History===
	====2021-02-9: BCPy2000 3.7====		====2023-01-31: BCPy2000====
			BCPy2000 now includes a portable installer and an overhaul of the BCPy2000 state machine to enable by-sample access to states and events.
			====2021-02-9: BCPy2000 2.0====
	Sixth build release. A complete restructuring of the original BcPy2000 build to support Python 3.6.8. VisionEgg is now deprecated and was replaced with PsychoPy[https://www.psychopy.org]. This version has also been built using a new portable python release[https://www.bci2000.org/downloads/Python36-32.zip]. You can find the full documentation here. [https://bci2000.org/mediawiki/index.php/BCPy2000]		Sixth build release. A complete restructuring of the original BcPy2000 build to support Python 3.6.8. VisionEgg is now deprecated and was replaced with PsychoPy[https://www.psychopy.org]. This version has also been built using a new portable python release[https://www.bci2000.org/downloads/Python36-32.zip]. You can find the full documentation here. [https://bci2000.org/mediawiki/index.php/BCPy2000]

Nluczak: /* 2021-02-9: BCPy2000 3.7 */

2021-02-09T23:30:43Z

2021-02-9: BCPy2000 3.7

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	===Version History===		===Version History===
	====2021-02-9: BCPy2000 3.7====		====2021-02-9: BCPy2000 3.7====
	Sixth build release. A complete restructuring of the original BcPy2000 build to support Python 3.6.8. VisionEgg is now deprecated and was replaced with PsychoPy[https://www.psychopy.org]. This version has also been built using a new portable python release[https://www.bci2000.org/downloads/Python36-32.zip].		Sixth build release. A complete restructuring of the original BcPy2000 build to support Python 3.6.8. VisionEgg is now deprecated and was replaced with PsychoPy[https://www.psychopy.org]. This version has also been built using a new portable python release[https://www.bci2000.org/downloads/Python36-32.zip]. You can find the full documentation here. [https://bci2000.org/mediawiki/index.php/BCPy2000]

	====2011-07-10: BCPy2000 33960====		====2011-07-10: BCPy2000 33960====

Nluczak: /* 2020-06-10: BCPy2000 3.7 */

2021-02-09T23:29:28Z

2020-06-10: BCPy2000 3.7

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	===Version History===		===Version History===
	====~~2020~~-06-10: BCPy2000 3.7====		====2021-02-9: BCPy2000 3.7====
	Sixth build release. A complete restructuring of the original BcPy2000 build to support Python 3.7. VisionEgg is now deprecated and was replaced with PsychoPy[https://www.psychopy.org]. This version has also been built using ~~Pipenv~~[https://~~pipenv~~.~~pypa~~.io/~~en/latest~~/] ~~in order to create a fully deterministic build leveraging both Pip and a custom Python environment~~.		Sixth build release. A complete restructuring of the original BcPy2000 build to support Python 3.6.8. VisionEgg is now deprecated and was replaced with PsychoPy[https://www.psychopy.org]. This version has also been built using a new portable python release[https://www.bci2000.org/downloads/Python36-32.zip].

	====2011-07-10: BCPy2000 33960====		====2011-07-10: BCPy2000 33960====

Mellinger: PsychoPy orthography

2020-11-12T16:41:46Z

PsychoPy orthography

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	BCPy2000 takes the C++ out of BCI2000 programming. It is aimed at developers of new applications and new signal processing methods, providing a platform for rapid, flexible development of experimental Brain-Computer Interface systems in Python. It takes advantage of various high-level Python packages: ~~Psychopy~~[https://www.psychopy.org] for stimulus presentation, NumPy[http://numpy.scipy.org] and SciPy[http://scipy.org] for signal processing and classification, and IPython[http://ipython.scipy.org] for interactive debugging.		BCPy2000 takes the C++ out of BCI2000 programming. It is aimed at developers of new applications and new signal processing methods, providing a platform for rapid, flexible development of experimental Brain-Computer Interface systems in Python. It takes advantage of various high-level Python packages: PsychoPy[https://www.psychopy.org] for stimulus presentation, NumPy[http://numpy.scipy.org] and SciPy[http://scipy.org] for signal processing and classification, and IPython[http://ipython.scipy.org] for interactive debugging.

	You can program a python-based application module, signal processing module, or even a signal source module for generating custom test signals and playing back data files. Each module can open an IPython shell in which you can inspect and interact with every aspect of the running system. If you're using a BCPy2000-implemented source module, you can slow the system right down or even step through packet-by-packet, which can help you while you're interactively debugging your python code in one of your other modules with pdb.		You can program a python-based application module, signal processing module, or even a signal source module for generating custom test signals and playing back data files. Each module can open an IPython shell in which you can inspect and interact with every aspect of the running system. If you're using a BCPy2000-implemented source module, you can slow the system right down or even step through packet-by-packet, which can help you while you're interactively debugging your python code in one of your other modules with pdb.
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	===Version History===		===Version History===
	====2020-06-10: BCPy2000 3.7====		====2020-06-10: BCPy2000 3.7====
	Sixth build release. A complete restructuring of the original BcPy2000 build to support Python 3.7. VisionEgg is now deprecated and was replaced with ~~Psychopy~~[https://www.psychopy.org]. This version has also been built using Pipenv[https://pipenv.pypa.io/en/latest/] in order to create a fully deterministic build leveraging both Pip and a custom Python environment.		Sixth build release. A complete restructuring of the original BcPy2000 build to support Python 3.7. VisionEgg is now deprecated and was replaced with PsychoPy[https://www.psychopy.org]. This version has also been built using Pipenv[https://pipenv.pypa.io/en/latest/] in order to create a fully deterministic build leveraging both Pip and a custom Python environment.

	====2011-07-10: BCPy2000 33960====		====2011-07-10: BCPy2000 33960====

Nluczak: Updated to include python 3.7 port

2020-06-05T22:56:08Z

Updated to include python 3.7 port

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	BCPy2000 takes the C++ out of BCI2000 programming. It is aimed at developers of new applications and new signal processing methods, providing a platform for rapid, flexible development of experimental Brain-Computer Interface systems in Python. It takes advantage of various high-level Python packages: ~~VisionEgg~~[~~http~~://~~visionegg~~.org] for stimulus presentation, NumPy[http://numpy.scipy.org] and SciPy[http://scipy.org] for signal processing and classification, and IPython[http://ipython.scipy.org] for interactive debugging.		BCPy2000 takes the C++ out of BCI2000 programming. It is aimed at developers of new applications and new signal processing methods, providing a platform for rapid, flexible development of experimental Brain-Computer Interface systems in Python. It takes advantage of various high-level Python packages: Psychopy[https://www.psychopy.org] for stimulus presentation, NumPy[http://numpy.scipy.org] and SciPy[http://scipy.org] for signal processing and classification, and IPython[http://ipython.scipy.org] for interactive debugging.

	You can program a python-based application module, signal processing module, or even a signal source module for generating custom test signals and playing back data files. Each module can open an IPython shell in which you can inspect and interact with every aspect of the running system. If you're using a BCPy2000-implemented source module, you can slow the system right down or even step through packet-by-packet, which can help you while you're interactively debugging your python code in one of your other modules with pdb.		You can program a python-based application module, signal processing module, or even a signal source module for generating custom test signals and playing back data files. Each module can open an IPython shell in which you can inspect and interact with every aspect of the running system. If you're using a BCPy2000-implemented source module, you can slow the system right down or even step through packet-by-packet, which can help you while you're interactively debugging your python code in one of your other modules with pdb.
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	===Version History===		===Version History===
			====2020-06-10: BCPy2000 3.7====
			Sixth build release. A complete restructuring of the original BcPy2000 build to support Python 3.7. VisionEgg is now deprecated and was replaced with Psychopy[https://www.psychopy.org]. This version has also been built using Pipenv[https://pipenv.pypa.io/en/latest/] in order to create a fully deterministic build leveraging both Pip and a custom Python environment.

	====2011-07-10: BCPy2000 33960====		====2011-07-10: BCPy2000 33960====
	Fifth build release. Various small bugfixes and improvements, and the downloads now contain BCI2000 v.3.0 binaries		Fifth build release. Various small bugfixes and improvements, and the downloads now contain BCI2000 v.3.0 binaries

Jhill: /* Source Code Revisions */

2011-07-11T08:48:30Z

Source Code Revisions

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	*Initial development: 2148		*Initial development: 2148
	*Tested under: ~~2551~~		*Tested under: 3396
	*Known to compile under: ~~2551~~		*Known to compile under: 3396
	*Broken since: ----		*Broken since: ----