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— ## Documentation See http://lazyEEG.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ for introduction, tutorials, and reference manual.
— # Installation instructions
lazyEEG has been tested on Python3.5 64bit. (Current it might be unfit for older versions like Python2.7. But since Python2 will become obsolete in the years to come, why not drop it anyaway and take Python3 instead?)
The simplest way to install lazyEEG is through the Python Package Index (PyPI), which ensures that all required dependencies are established. This can be achieved by executing the following command:
` pip install lazyEEG ` or: ` sudo pip install lazyEEG `
###*Required Dependencies*
numpy
pandas
scipy
matplotlib
statsmodels
seaborn
mne
permute
tqdm
— # Simple example
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