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Concept Index

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  • .cshrc
  • .profile
  • a

  • AC-coupled signal (defined)
  • AC-coupled signals
  • access to multiple records
  • ADC (defined)
  • ADC resolution
  • ADC resolution (defined)
  • ADC zero
  • ADC zero (defined)
  • adu, adu
  • adu (conversion to and from physical units), adu (conversion to and from physical units)
  • adu (conversion to and from voltage), adu (conversion to and from voltage)
  • adu (defined)
  • AHA annotation code
  • AHA DB, AHA DB
  • AHA DB (defined)
  • AHA format
  • AHA format (defined)
  • AHA-format annotation file
  • AHA_READ
  • AHA_WRITE
  • annotation
  • annotation (changing or deleting)
  • annotation (defined)
  • annotation aux string, annotation aux string
  • annotation code
  • annotation code (conversion to and from string), annotation code (conversion to and from string)
  • annotation code (defined)
  • annotation code (legal)
  • annotation code field
  • annotation code mapping
  • annotation code strings (setting)
  • annotation comparator, annotation comparator, annotation comparator
  • annotation editor
  • annotation file
  • annotation file (defined)
  • annotation files (opening)
  • annotation I/O
  • annotation location
  • annotation order
  • annotation structure
  • annotation subtype
  • annotation time
  • annotation type
  • annotations (non-sequential access)
  • annotations (reading), annotations (reading)
  • annotations (writing)
  • annotator
  • annotator information structure
  • annotator name, annotator name
  • annotator name (defined)
  • annotator number
  • annotator number (defined)
  • arguments
  • atruth
  • atruth (defined)
  • attributes of annotators
  • attributes of signals (global)
  • attributes of signals (local)
  • aux string (annotation), aux string (annotation)
  • b

  • base counter value
  • base counter value (defined)
  • base time (defined)
  • base time (setting)
  • baseline
  • baseline amplitude (defined)
  • beat label
  • block size
  • buffer size (setting), buffer size (setting)
  • byte offset, byte offset, byte offset
  • c

  • C++ bindings
  • calibration (retrieving)
  • calibration (storing)
  • calibration file, calibration file
  • calibration file (defined)
  • calibration file (reading)
  • calibration functions
  • calibration information structure
  • calibration list, calibration list
  • calibration list (defined)
  • calibration list (discarding)
  • calibration list (writing)
  • calibration pulse limits
  • calibration pulse shape
  • canonical order of annotations
  • CD-ROM, CD-ROM, CD-ROM, CD-ROM
  • CD-ROM (defined)
  • changing an annotation
  • changing annotation code strings
  • changing sampling frequency
  • changing the DB path
  • character devices (as signal files)
  • checksum of signal file
  • closing annotation files
  • closing DB files
  • code (annotation)
  • comparator (annotation), comparator (annotation), comparator (annotation)
  • compiling
  • concatenating records
  • conversion between adus and physical units, conversion between adus and physical units
  • conversion between adus and voltage, conversion between adus and voltage
  • conversion between annotation code and string, conversion between annotation code and string
  • conversion between Julian date and string, conversion between Julian date and string
  • conversion between time and string, conversion between time and string
  • conversion functions
  • counter (base), counter (base)
  • counter frequency
  • counter frequency (defined)
  • counter value
  • counter value (defined)
  • creating a record
  • creating annotation files
  • creating `header' files, creating `header' files, creating `header' files
  • creating signal files, creating signal files
  • cruft (in signal files), cruft (in signal files), cruft (in signal files)
  • cshsetdb
  • current time
  • d

  • database path (changing)
  • database path (default)
  • database path (defined)
  • database path (reading)
  • database path (setting)
  • database path file (indirect), database path file (indirect)
  • date (conversion to and from string), date (conversion to and from string)
  • DB (environment variable)
  • DB files (finding)
  • DB library
  • DB library (compiling with)
  • DB library functions
  • DB_Anninfo structure (defined)
  • DB_Annotation structure (defined)
  • DB_Annotator (defined)
  • DB_Calinfo structure (defined)
  • DB_Date (defined)
  • DB_Frequency (defined)
  • DB_Gain (defined)
  • DB_Group (defined)
  • DB_Sample (defined)
  • DB_Siginfo structure (defined)
  • DB_Signal (defined)
  • DB_Time (defined)
  • DBCAL (environment variable)
  • DC-coupled signal (defined)
  • DC-coupled signals
  • decimation, decimation
  • deleting an annotation
  • detector (QRS), detector (QRS), detector (QRS)
  • difference format
  • digital filter, digital filter, digital filter, digital filter, digital filter, digital filter
  • directories for DB files
  • discarding calibration list
  • display scale
  • duration of signal file
  • e

  • ECG annotation code
  • ECG waveform editor
  • elapsed time, elapsed time
  • Emacs Info
  • emptying calibration list
  • error suppression
  • errors
  • ESC DB
  • ESC DB (defined)
  • examples
  • external identifiers (restrictions)
  • f

  • file containing DB path, file containing DB path
  • file types
  • filenames of DB files (obtaining)
  • filter (digital), filter (digital), filter (digital), filter (digital), filter (digital), filter (digital)
  • finding DB files
  • first difference
  • flushing calibration list
  • flushing DB I/O
  • flushing output annotations and samples
  • format (annotation file)
  • format (signal file)
  • Fortran bindings
  • frame (defined)
  • frame (of samples)
  • frame interval (defined)
  • frame rate
  • frame rate (defined)
  • frames (reading)
  • frequency (counter), frequency (counter)
  • frequency multiplier
  • function arguments
  • function name restrictions
  • function return codes
  • functions in the DB library
  • g

  • gain, gain
  • gain (defined)
  • getvec buffer size
  • GNU emacs, GNU emacs
  • h

  • header file
  • header file (defined)
  • header files (creating), header files (creating), header files (creating)
  • header files (modifying)
  • header info (reading)
  • header info (writing)
  • high-resolution mode (defined)
  • i

  • I/O (completing)
  • indirect DB path, indirect DB path
  • Info (GNU emacs)
  • info (in header files), info (in header files)
  • info string (defined)
  • information structure (annotator)
  • information structure (signal)
  • initial value of signal
  • initialization
  • input buffer size
  • interpolation, interpolation
  • intersignal skew, intersignal skew, intersignal skew
  • isoelectric level
  • j

  • Julian date (conversion to and from string), Julian date (conversion to and from string)
  • l

  • label (beat)
  • legal annotation code
  • length of signal file
  • library functions
  • loader options
  • local record
  • local record (defined)
  • location (of annotation)
  • low-resolution mode (defined)
  • m

  • macros
  • mapping annotation codes
  • MGH DB
  • MIT DB, MIT DB
  • MIT DB (defined)
  • MIT format (defined)
  • MIT-format annotation file
  • mnemonic (annotation), mnemonic (annotation)
  • modification label, modification label
  • modification label (defined)
  • modifying `header' files
  • MS-DOS file names, MS-DOS file names, MS-DOS file names
  • multi-frequency record (defined)
  • multi-frequency records, multi-frequency records
  • multi-frequency records (reading), multi-frequency records (reading)
  • multi-segment record (defined)
  • multi-segment records
  • multi-segment records (creating)
  • multifrequency records
  • multiple record access
  • multiplexed signal file, multiplexed signal file
  • multiplexed signal file (defined)
  • n

  • nested records
  • nine-track tape
  • nine-track tape (defined)
  • noise stress test
  • noisy signals (annotating)
  • non-sequential access
  • NOTQRS (annotation code)
  • o

  • opening annotation files
  • opening database files
  • opening signal files
  • operating systems (supported)
  • order of annotations
  • output buffer size
  • oversampled signal (defined)
  • oversampled signals
  • p

  • path (database)
  • pathnames of DB files (obtaining)
  • physical unit (defined)
  • physical units, physical units, physical units
  • physical units (conversion to and from adus), physical units (conversion to and from adus)
  • physical zero (defined)
  • physical zero level
  • piped record
  • piped record (defined)
  • pipes (as DB files)
  • plotting scale
  • pointer arguments
  • programming examples
  • prolog (in signal files), prolog (in signal files), prolog (in signal files)
  • pulse limits (calibration)
  • pulse shape (calibration)
  • putvec buffer size
  • q

  • QRS annotation code
  • QRS detector, QRS detector, QRS detector
  • QRS label
  • r

  • random access
  • READ
  • reading 9-track tape
  • reading annotations, reading annotations
  • reading calibration files
  • reading signals, reading signals
  • reading the DB path
  • record
  • record (defined)
  • record (piped)
  • record name
  • record name (defined)
  • record names (restrictions)
  • records (creating)
  • reference annotation file (defined)
  • reference annotations
  • reference point (on QRS)
  • resampling, resampling
  • resolution, resolution
  • restrictions on function and variable names
  • retrieving calibration data
  • return codes
  • s

  • sample
  • sample (defined)
  • sample frame
  • sample interval
  • sample interval (defined)
  • sample number
  • sample number (defined)
  • samples per frame
  • sampling frequency, sampling frequency
  • sampling frequency (changing)
  • sampling frequency (defined)
  • scale (amplitude), scale (amplitude), scale (amplitude)
  • scales (time and amplitude)
  • selecting database records
  • setdb
  • setting annotation code strings
  • signal
  • signal (associating annotation with)
  • signal (defined)
  • signal file
  • signal file (defined)
  • signal file (local)
  • signal file (on tape)
  • signal file (piped)
  • signal file checksum
  • signal file description
  • signal file format
  • signal file length
  • signal file name
  • signal files (creating), signal files (creating)
  • signal files (opening)
  • signal group, signal group
  • signal group (defined)
  • signal group number (defined)
  • signal I/O
  • signal information structure
  • signal number
  • signal number (defined)
  • signal type
  • signals (non-sequential access), signals (non-sequential access)
  • signals (oversampled)
  • signals (reading), signals (reading)
  • signals (writing)
  • simultaneous records
  • skew, skew, skew
  • skipping through DB files
  • sortann
  • special files (as signal files)
  • standard annotation file
  • standard I/O (as DB files), standard I/O (as DB files)
  • standard time format (defined)
  • standard time format (examples)
  • start of sample data, start of sample data, start of sample data
  • storing calibration data
  • string (conversion to and from annotation code), string (conversion to and from annotation code)
  • string (conversion to and from Julian date), string (conversion to and from Julian date)
  • string (conversion to and from time), string (conversion to and from time)
  • structure (annotation)
  • structure (annotator information)
  • structure (signal information)
  • subtyp (in NOISE annotation)
  • subtype (annotation)
  • suppressing errors
  • t

  • tape
  • tape (defined)
  • tape counter, tape counter
  • time
  • time (conversion to and from string), time (conversion to and from string)
  • time (defined)
  • time of annotation
  • time of day (setting)
  • type (annotation)
  • u

  • units (ADC), units (ADC)
  • units (physical), units (physical), units (physical)
  • UNIX character devices (as signal files)
  • UNIX file names
  • unreading annotations
  • unsorted annotation files
  • user-defined fields in annotation
  • v

  • variable name restrictions
  • virtual array of annotations
  • voltage (conversion to and from adus), voltage (conversion to and from adus)
  • w

  • waveform editor, waveform editor, waveform editor
  • Web browser
  • wrappers for Fortran
  • WRITE
  • writing 9-track tape
  • writing annotations
  • writing calibration list
  • writing signals

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    George B. Moody (george@hstbme.mit.edu)