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We suggest using multiple instances of get_xxx_chunk(), but you can change the buffer size by calling the function below: mu.How to contact WikiLeaks? What is Tor? Tips for Sources After Submitting Since default buffer size in UDP is 1kB, one cannot get a chunk larger that 40 samples. *Note: since the buffer size is limited for UDP protocols, each sample of eeg contains four bytes for timestamp andД¤ * 5 = 20 bytes for data (24B total). The output size, size(data), will be for eeg and for others. To read sampled data in chunks, you need to specify the chunk size and call mu.get_xxx_chunk(#), replace xxx with sensor typeДЄnd # with the chunk size. The sampled data may have different size according to xxx, eeg has 5Д¬hannels per sample, the rest of the sensors return 3 channels data. To get a single sample from UVic MUSE use: mu = MuseUdp() To see all of the available methods (functions), create an object from MuseUdp and call methods for it: mu = MuseUdp()

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Moreover, you need to install Instrument Control Toolbox

MATLAB ToolboxДonwload MuseUdp Toolbox from MATLAB file exchange. Is to connect to UDP socket (same socket as UVic MUSE) and receive data that is being transmitted from MUSE device. In this section we explain the methods available in the MATLAB toolbox.

Search is required after disconnecting from a MUSE.

Stopping the stream won't disconnect the MUSE (use this feature for changing filters configurations).

Required Entries = Filters (Highpass, Lowpass, Notch)

Start Streaming over UDP and LSL (if enabled).

Required Entries = Checkboxes (UDP, LSL, EEG, PPG, ACC, GYRO)

Search to get a list of available MUSEs.

Remember to correctly specify the Required Entries variables If you manage to install UVicMUSE without conda in Windows, you can run it by opening the start menuДЇollow steps shown below to stream the MUSE sensory data. (optional) Activate the virtual environment conda activate muse_env To run and use UVic MUSE open a Terminal (Linux & OSx) or Command Prompt (Windows) Install UVicMUSE using pip pip install -upgrade uvicmuse (optinal) Activate conda environment conda activate muse_env (optinal) Create a new conda environment. Or Command Prompt (Windows) and skip the optional steps. If you don't want to use a virtual environment, use Terminal (Linux and OSx) Open a terminal, and follow these commands: On MacOS and linux, install Anaconda (or miniconda), Microsoft Visual C++ Build Tools (~1GB) from microsoft website if you don't use Anaconda. (including optional commands) in an Anaconda Prompt.

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On Windows we suggest the user to install Anaconda and run all of the following commands In the following sections we go through installation and usage of UVic MUSEДЄnd then explain about part two, MuseUdp. UVic MUSE transmitted data over UDP protocol. Second, a MATLAB toolbox (and MuseUdp.m) that allows the user to receive

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Over Bluetooth and streams its data over UDP and LSL. This project has two sections, first, UVic MUSE that connects to MUSE Transmitted data from Streamer side then can be received and used by the Receiver application. To stream from MUSE to MATLAB ro other platforms, a Streamer application is required. Note: if you run into any issues, first check out out Common IssuesДЄnd then the Issues section of this repository Getting Started The instructions to install and setup a conda environment is described here. You can build and manage those VEs using Anaconda,

We highly recommend installing on a virtual environment (VE).

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The code relies on pygatt for BLE communicationДЄnd pylsl for Muse streaming. An application for streaming from MUSE headsets to MATLAB and other