ECG Database Programmer's Guide

• Preface
  • Records
  • Signals, Samples, and Time
  • Annotations
  • Applications
  • About this Guide
  • Recent changes
    • Changes in version 9.7
    • Changes in version 9.6.2
    • Changes in version 9.6.1
    • Changes in version 9.6
    • Changes in version 9.5
    • Changes in version 9.4.2
    • Changes in version 9.4.1
    • Changes in version 9.4
• Using the DB Library
  • A Trivial Example Program
  • Compiling a Program with the DB Library
    • Using the DB library with other languages
  • The Database Path
  • Running the Example Program
  • A Note on Identifiers
  • Exercises
• DB Library Functions
  • About these functions
  • Selecting Database Records
    • annopen
    • isigopen
    • osigopen
    • osigfopen
    • dbinit
  • Reading and Writing Signals and Annotations
    • getvec
    • getframe
    • putvec
    • getann
    • ungetann
    • putann
  • Non-Sequential Access to DB Files
    • isigsettime
    • isgsettime
    • iannsettime
  • Conversion Functions
    • annstr, anndesc, and ecgstr
    • strann and strecg
    • setannstr, setanndesc, and setecgstr
    • [ms]timstr
    • strtim
    • datstr
    • strdat
    • aduphys
    • physadu
    • adumuv
    • muvadu
  • Calibration Functions
    • calopen
    • getcal
    • putcal
    • newcal
    • flushcal
  • Miscellaneous DB Functions
    • newheader
    • setheader
    • setmsheader
    • dbquit
    • iannclose
    • oannclose
    • dbquiet
    • dbverbose
    • dberror
    • sampfreq
    • setsampfreq
    • setbasetime
    • setgvmode
    • getspf
    • getcfreq
    • setcfreq
    • getbasecount
    • setbasecount
    • setdb
    • getdb
    • dbfile
    • dbflush
    • getinfo
    • putinfo
    • setibsize
    • setobsize
    • dbgetskew
    • dbsetskew
    • dbgetstart
    • dbsetstart
• Data Types
  • Signal Information Structures
  • Calibration Information Structures
  • Annotator Information Structures
  • Annotation Structures
• Annotation Codes
  • Macros for Mapping Annotation Codes
• Database Files
  • File Types
    • Header Files
    • Signal Files
    • Annotation Files
    • Calibration Files
    • AHA Format Files
  • Using Standard I/O for Database Files
  • Multiplexed Signal Files
  • Multi-Frequency Records
  • Multi-Segment Records
  • Simultaneous Access to Multiple Records
  • Signals That Are Not Stored in Disk Files
  • Piped and Local Records
  • Annotation Order
• Programming Examples
  • Example 1: An Annotation Filter
  • Example 2: An Annotation Translator
  • Example 3: An Annotation Printer
  • Example 4: Generating an R-R Interval Histogram
  • Example 5: Reading Signal Specifications
  • Example 6: A Differentiator
  • Example 7: A General-Purpose FIR Filter
  • Example 8: Creating a New Database Record
  • Example 9: A Signal Averager
  • Example 10: A QRS Detector
• Exercises
• Glossary
• Installing the DB Software Package
  • How to obtain the DB Software Package
  • UNIX
  • MS-DOS
  • Other systems
• DB Application Programs
  • How to use these programs
  • Annotation File Processing
  • Evaluation of ECG Analyzers
  • Signal Processing Applications
  • Graphical Applications
• Extensions
• Sources
• Answers to Selected Exercises
• Concept Index
• Function and Macro Index

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