meeg-qc
meeg-qc is the new name for the MEG and EEG quality control tool previously published as meg-qc (and branded as MEGqc). The lab has rebranded to MEEGqc to reflect first-class EEG support alongside MEG.
This distribution is a thin meta-package: installing it pulls in meg-qc, which is where all the code, CLI entry points, and package data live.
Install
pip install meeg-qc
is equivalent to:
pip install meg-qc
Both deliver the same installed result: the meg_qc Python package plus every CLI entry point in both naming families (megqc, run-megqc, run-megqc-plotting, get-megqc-config, globalqualityindex, and the new meegqc, run-meeqc, run-meeqc-plotting, get-meeqc-config aliases that point at the same underlying functions).
The Python import name remains meg_qc:
import meg_qc # works
import meeg_qc # does NOT work - intentional, no module shim
Why two distributions?
meg-qcis the canonical, long-standing PyPI name. Existing users, CI pipelines, and shell aliases keep working with no change.meeg-qcis the rebrand-aligned name for new users discovering the tool under its current branding.
Both ship from the same source repository (ANCPLabOldenburg/MEEGqc) and are released together at the same version.
Source
https://github.com/ANCPLabOldenburg/MEEGqc
License
MIT - see LICENSE.
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