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openepoc

A few open source ML libraries for emotiv's EPOC. The goal is to create a high level Python API to allow developers to train high level digital controls from EPOC data and use these controls in their applications.
Depends on my fork of qdot's emokit.

Dependencies

  • My fork of qdot's emokit, and all the dependencies of emokit.
  • python and standard libraries.
  • python-numpy
  • scikit-learn
  • Gevent

Example Use

I'm attempting to make an API that's very easy to use, and is similar to Emotiv's SDK.(Inferring from control panel, as I have never used their SDK :P)

import openepoc.api as emo
    
# Create a new Profile. This keeps track of training sessions for a particular      
# person. It may be useful to make one every time someone puts on the
# headset, as putting it on differently can change the signal.
profile = emo.Profile("carson")

emo.train_command(profile, 20) # Trains the neutral state for 20s
emo.train_command(profile, 12, label='push') # Trains the push command for 12s

commands = emo.get_command_queue(profile) # returns a gevent Queue which will fill with commands.

while True:
    cmd = commands.get()
    print 'neutral: ' + str(cmd[0, 0]) + ', push: ' + str(cmd[0, 1])

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