The name comes from Frontal EEG Asymmetry (fea). One of the uses of this app is to plot the FEA.

Download dist/main.zip, unarchive it and you should have an App you can run on OSX.

#Developing Only tested on OSX so far. Should work fine on linux with minimal changes. Possible to use on windows.

brew install sip
brew install pyqt

You also need pyliblo:

pip install pyliblo

##Installing

git clone git@github.com:amedeedaboville/fealines.git
cd fealines
python setup.py install

A protocol is a series of steps for (eg) an experiment. So, for example, you want to record a 2 minute calibration segment, then a 10 minute meditation. Or a 15 minute biofeedback session showing beta activity.

Protocols are stored in json files.

###Muse-io and data files Fealines has to run muse-io to forward it the data on osc. I am thinking that we should have muse-io save the raw EEG data. Then fealines can save json data files of protocols, such as (excuse the pseudojson) { protocol: { 'date' : '12jan2015', steps :{ calibration: {'duration': '10 minutes' ...} biofeedback: {'sham' : 'false' ...} } } } These would include the eeg data and the session metadata, and we could use their timestamps to investigate phenomena in the raw data later.

####Recording fealines only listens to a small fraction of osc messages. Most likely the alpha1 and alpha2, and maybe some device info... So far I am going to have each Step Element (graphs, inputs like checkboxes, text) save their own data.