Hexoskin#
- class epilepsy_tools.hexoskin.RecordingInfo(patient_name, sex, start_time, birth_date, hexoskin_record_id, hexoskin_user_id, signals)#
Stores metadata of the recording (raw signals).
Construct with
RecordingInfo.from_file.- Parameters:
- start_time#
The date and time the recording started.
- Type:
- birth_date#
The birth date of the patient of the recording.
- Type:
- signals#
The list of signals (channels) in the recording.
- Type:
list[
SignalHeader]
- classmethod from_file(file)#
Get the recording info of a given .edf file or data already loaded.
- Parameters:
file (
str|os.PathLike) – Path of the .edf file.- Returns:
The information of the recording.
- Return type:
- class epilepsy_tools.hexoskin.SignalHeader(label, sample_rate, dimension)#
Stores information of a signal (or channel).
- epilepsy_tools.hexoskin.load_data(file: str | PathLike, *, as_dataframe: Literal[True] = True) DataFrame#
- epilepsy_tools.hexoskin.load_data(file: str | PathLike, *, as_dataframe: Literal[False]) dict[str, pd.Series[float]]
Read a .edf file from the Hexoskin device.
Since not every metric is read with the same sampling rate on the device, you can load the data as a DataFrame with
as_dataframe=True(the default) that will contain NaNs for metrics with lower sample rates, or as a dict of Series withas_dataframe=False, what will not contain NaNs but will all be of different length.In the case of a DataFrame with NaNs, you can fill out the missing values with the method
pandas.DataFrame.ffill()that will use the last non-NaN value to fill the DataFrame.- Parameters:
file (
str|os.PathLike) – Path of the .edf file.as_dataframe (
bool, optional) – If the data should be returned in a DataFrame or not (if False, a dict of Series is returned instead), by default True.
- Returns:
data – The data inside the .edf file.
- Return type:
pandas.DataFrame| dict[str,pandas.Series]- Raises:
ValueError – The file provided is not a .edf file.
Examples#
See examples in Hexoskin Examples.