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I cannot find "signal" and "annotations" as required in
benchmark_PPG.py
. where am I going wrong?
@sappelhoff, you're right. I didn't document that the "signal" and "annotations" need to be extracted from the .mat files before running benchmark_PPG
. I updated the script such that the PPG benchmark can now be run directly on TBME2013-PPGRR-Benchmark_R3/data
(the extraction of "signal" and "annotations" is now taken care of in the script). See 41d7a6f.
I removed the commented code from benchmark_ECG_local
(I only used it for debugging).
Will address the module level docstrings once I get around to #11.
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One more question about benchmark_PPG.py
--> according to the docs, I should first download the data from http://www.capnobase.org/index.php?id=857
I did that (specifically: TBME2013-PPGRR-Benchmark_R3.zip
), and the data looks like the following. I cannot find "signal" and "annotations" as required in benchmark_PPG.py
. where am I going wrong?
TBME2013-PPGRR-Benchmark_R3
├── data
│ ├── 0009_8min.mat
│ ├── 0015_8min.mat
│ ├── 0016_8min.mat
│ ├── 0018_8min.mat
│ ├── 0023_8min.mat
│ ├── 0028_8min.mat
│ ├── 0029_8min.mat
│ ├── 0030_8min.mat
│ ├── 0031_8min.mat
│ ├── 0032_8min.mat
│ ├── 0035_8min.mat
│ ├── 0038_8min.mat
│ ├── 0103_8min.mat
│ ├── 0104_8min.mat
│ ├── 0105_8min.mat
│ ├── 0115_8min.mat
│ ├── 0121_8min.mat
│ ├── 0122_8min.mat
│ ├── 0123_8min.mat
│ ├── 0125_8min.mat
│ ├── 0127_8min.mat
│ ├── 0128_8min.mat
│ ├── 0133_8min.mat
│ ├── 0134_8min.mat
│ ├── 0142_8min.mat
│ ├── 0147_8min.mat
│ ├── 0148_8min.mat
│ ├── 0149_8min.mat
│ ├── 0150_8min.mat
│ ├── 0309_8min.mat
│ ├── 0311_8min.mat
│ ├── 0312_8min.mat
│ ├── 0313_8min.mat
│ ├── 0322_8min.mat
│ ├── 0325_8min.mat
│ ├── 0328_8min.mat
│ ├── 0329_8min.mat
│ ├── 0330_8min.mat
│ ├── 0331_8min.mat
│ ├── 0332_8min.mat
│ ├── 0333_8min.mat
│ └── 0370_8min.mat
└── README.txt
1 directory, 43 files
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great, I was able to run all benchmarks now. Thanks a bunch.
The performance details you describe in the paper match approximately with what I can reproduce on my machine (slight rounding deviations are to be expected I guess.)
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