%  WaveForm DataBase (WFDB) Toolbox 
%  Version 0.9.6
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%  Last Updated February 6, 2014
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%This is a set of MATLAB functions and wrappers for reading, writing, and processing
%files in the formats used by PhysioBank databases (among others). 
%The WFDB Toolbox has support for reading public PhysioNet databases directly from 
%web. This feature allows your code to analyze a wide range of physiological 
%signals available from PhysioBank without the need to download entire 
%records and to store them locally. This toolbox is distributed under the LGPL
%license (see LICENSE.txt file in this directory). For more informationa about the
%toolbox please go to: http://www.physionet.org 
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%  Table of Contents (T0C)
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%   ann2rr          - Extract a list of intervals from an annotation file
%   bxb             - ANSI/AAMI-standard beat-by-beat annotation comparator
%   edr             - Derives a respiration signal from an ECG signal
%   ecgpuwave       - Estimation of QRS and P waves from ECG signals
%   gqrs            - Estimation of QRS from ECG signals
%   lomb	        - Estimates power spectrum using the Lomb periodogram method	
%   mat2wfdb        - Writes a MATLAB variable into a WDFB record file
%   maprecord       - Performs multithreaded concurent annotation or processing of WFDB records 
%   mrgann          - Merge annotation files
%   msentropy       - Multi scale entropy estimation
%   physionetdb     - Get information about all of PhysioNet's available databases and signals
%   rdann           - Read annotation files for WFDB records
%   rdmimic2wave    - Searches MIMIC II matched waveform records within a clinical time range
%   rdsamp          - Read signal files of WFDB records
%   score2013       - Scores entries to the PhysioNet 2013 Fetal ECG challenge
%   sortann         - Rearrange annotations in canonical order
%   sqrs            - Finds the QRS complexes of a WFDB ECG record signal
%   sumann	        - Summarize the contents of a WFDB annotation file
%   tach            - Calculates instantaneous heart rate of a WFDB ECG record signal
%   wfdb            - Prints this help information of the Toolbox
%   wfdbexec        - Executes a system call to any installed native WFDB command.
%   wabp	        - Arterial blood pressure (ABP) pulse detector
%   wfdbdemo        - Demonstration of the WFDB App Toolbox
%   wfdbdesc        - Return signal information for about a WFDB record
%   wfdbtime        - Converts sample index to WFDB Time based on WFDB record information
%   wfdbtest        - Script to test installation of the Toolbox.
%   wqrs            - Finds the QRS complexes of a WFDB ECG record signal
%   wrann           - Writes annotations for WFDB records into annotation files
%   wrsamp          - Writes signal data into WFDB-compatible records
%   wfdbupdate      - Checks if this version of the WFDB Toolbox is up-to-date
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%   To credit this toolbox, please cite the following paper at your work:
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%   Goldberger AL, Amaral LAN, Glass L, Hausdorff JM, Ivanov PCh, Mark RG, Mietus JE, Moody GB, Peng CK, Stanley HE. 
%   "PhysioBank, PhysioToolkit, and PhysioNet: Components of a New Research Resource for Complex 
%   Physiologic Signals."
%   Circulation 101(23):e215-e220 
%   [http://circ.ahajournals.org/cgi/content/full/101/23/e215]; 
%   2000 (June 13). 
%   PMID: 10851218; doi: 10.1161/01.CIR.101.23.e215 
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%   In addition, some of these functions use binary executables compiled
%   from open-source third-party code contributed to PhysioNet. When using
%   these functions on your work, please look at the help for that function
%   in order find out how to credit the original paper and authors.
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%   For questions, contributions, and feedback please contact us at: 
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%       wfdb-matlab-support@physionet.org 
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%  Or join our community at: 
%       http://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/wfdb-app-toolbox
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%   The source code for the native libraries used in this toolbox can be obtained from PhysioNet under
%   the GNU GPL aggreement.  
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%   Original contributors of open source native code that is available at PhysioNet
%   are credited in their respective MATLAB wrappers.  In addition, the
%   following people contributed to the development or testing of 
%   the MATLAB wrappers and the JVM interface:
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%   Sahar Alkhairy
%   Joachim Behar
%   Eudald Bogatell
%   Gari D. Clifford
%   Michael Craig 
%   Mohammad Ghassemi
%   Li-wei Lehman
%   Sara Mariani
%   Louis Mayaud
%   Blaž Merela
%   Benjamin Moody
%   George Moody 
%   Shamin Nemati
%   Erina Katsumata
%   Daniel J. Scott
%   Ikaro Silva
%   Gabriel Squillace
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%Created by Ikaro Silva 2012

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