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=Command Line Options=
 
=Command Line Options=
 
AnyWave can execute some operation without any user interactions. This is also useful to batch some operations. <br/>
 
AnyWave can execute some operation without any user interactions. This is also useful to batch some operations. <br/>
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==Common options==
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--input_file <path>  : a path to the input file.<br />
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--output_file <path> : the name of the output file.<br />
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--output_dir <path>  : the path to the output folder where the output file will be created.<br />
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--output_format <vhdr, edf, MATLAB, ADES> : the output file format.<br />
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--skip_marker <label> : the label of a marker to skip while reading data.<br />
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--hp <value> : The high pass filter value to apply to data.<br/>
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--lp <value> : The low pass filter value to apply to data.<br />
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--notch <value> : The notch filter to apply to date.<br/>
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== Convert a file ==

Revision as of 10:44, 18 February 2019

Command Line Options

AnyWave can execute some operation without any user interactions. This is also useful to batch some operations.

Common options

--input_file <path>  : a path to the input file.
--output_file <path> : the name of the output file.
--output_dir <path>  : the path to the output folder where the output file will be created.
--output_format <vhdr, edf, MATLAB, ADES> : the output file format.
--skip_marker <label> : the label of a marker to skip while reading data.
--hp <value> : The high pass filter value to apply to data.
--lp <value> : The low pass filter value to apply to data.
--notch <value> : The notch filter to apply to date.

Convert a file