TRINITY version==0.0.6.1
A package to simplify the process of prototyping and devloping brain computer interfaces
Copyright (c) 2022 Leonardo Ferrisi
Change Log
0.0.1 (3/25/2022)
Initial Release
0.0.2 (3/25/2022)
Updated file imports
0.0.4 (3/26/2022)
Updated file imports and fixed gnome call bug
Note: Does not work for windows environments yet
- to run a basic demo, use:
from trinity4bci import master master.RUN()
0.0.5 (3/26/2022)
Updated typo in LR() where client is never opened
- to run a basic demo, use:
from trinity4bci import master master.RUN()
0.0.6.1 (3/26/2022)
Nothing to note some tweaks, I’m entering these backwards arent I?
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