This discussion was created from comments split from: Clarification on EEG Signal Units from Ganglion Using Python and BrainFlow.

2. Artefacts (e.g. from movement) can lead to unstable PSD figures. You could make them more reliable by using median aggregations of the welch windows (I recommend the mne python package for that ste

* My Software: [Please specify your software, e.g., Python with MNE/BrainFlow, OpenBCI GUI, MATLAB]

Other forum posts also mention using the Python script below, which converts to BDF format. BDF can be converted to CSV with the free EDFBrowser utility.

https://brainflow.readthedocs.io/en/stable/Examples.html#python

@wjcroft said:

I'm writing a Python script using Brainflow to accept the data streamed over Network from the OpenBCI_GUI, perform some processing, and then forward it through a websocket to an iPhone app I'm display

Could you provide the versions you used for these libraries that are currently working? Also could you provide the correct python version since I tried several without any avail.

which uses MindAffectBCI. I tried setting up the python package using the tutorial and with the other github link

I am experiencing challenges in acquiring uniformly sampled EEG data using the OpenBCI Cyton+Daisy (16 channels) platform, both with the official OpenBCI_GUI and custom Python scripts via BrainFlow. D

I have not looked at your code. Have you just tried running one of the example Python files on the Brainflow doc site? I would do that first because it avoids any dependencies such as MNE.

I am currently working on acquiring EEG signals from the Ganglion board using Python and the BrainFlow library. The signal I’m receiving appears to be raw data, and I’m unsure whether it’s already in

I plan to clean the data using Python. Should I clean each dataset separately or merge them first and then clean them together?

I plan to clean the data using Python. Should I clean each dataset separately or merge them first and then clean them together?

Note that using Brainflow as in the above examples from Python, entirely bypasses the GUI. GUI not needed.

The docs are all here, including example Python programs:

fetch data collected from OpenBCI GUI using Python (like if anyone has code for it or knows anything about coding for something like this. All help is deeply appreciated!). I tried coding for this bu

Hi, I had purchased Cyton board along with dongle almost 3 years ago. I connect to the board using brainflow library in python via dongle. It has suddenly started to show the BOARD_NOT_READY error (Pl

The easiest route is generally to skip the GUI and have your Python access the Cyton data stream directly using Brainflow library. Examples on this page:

I have a OpenBCI Cyton Board with an EMG electrode at N1P. I see amazing data in the OpenBCI GUI EMG Widget and I would like to use that data to perform actions. How can I get that data into my python