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Last edited by Bruno Colombet May 23, 2025
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Table of contents

Introduction

AnyWave is a GUI application that allows to read and browse EEG/SEEG/MEG signals coming from many manufacturers.

The application will create several folders in the Home directory of the user:

  • Documents\AnyWave on Windows
  • /Users/username/AnyWave on macOS
  • /home/username/AnyWave on Linux

AnyWave Folders

They are several folders created by AnyWave but only some are usefull to know for the user.

Settings

This is the folder where AnyWave will put configuration and settings files. Do not delete or modify them.

However, this is also the place to create a user.json file to specify particular parameters AnyWave will use.

See Customise settings section.

Open data set

Open BIDS folder

Plugins

Customise settings

AnyWave allows the user to change preferences using the Edit->Preferences menu.
However, it is possible to customise some features using a user.json file that the user can put in the HOMEDIR/AnyWave/Settings folder.

This file can be used to specify a MATLAB installation to use with AnyWave.
if you refer to the MATLAB documentation, you will see that AnyWave can detect at startup the MATLAB applications if there are installed on the default system paths:

  • C;\Program files on Windows,
  • /Applications on macOS,
  • /usr/local on Linux

If you have installed MATLAB elsewhere, you must specify the path of you local installation in a user.json file allowing AnyWave to detect and use it.

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