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# Table of contents
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## Introduction
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AnyWave is a GUI application that allows to read and browse EEG/SEEG/MEG signals coming from many manufacturers.
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The application will create several folders in the Home directory of the user (Documents on Windows, /users/username on macOs, /home/username on linux
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### Folders
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They are several folders created by AnyWave but only some are usefull to know for the user.
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#### Settings
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This is the folder where AnyWave will put configuration and settings files. Do not delete or modify them.
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However, this is also the place to create a user.json file to specify particular parameters AnyWave will use.
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See Customise settings section.
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## Open data set
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## Open BIDS folder
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However, it is possible to customise some features using a user.json file that the user can put in the HOMEDIR/AnyWave/Settings folder.
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This file can be used to specify a MATLAB installation to use with AnyWave.\
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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)
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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)
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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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