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# SignalAnnotation
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Web-based application to Annotate signal, timeseries, waveforms...
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Current state:
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* Load data:
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* [x] From json file
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* [ ] From csv file
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* [ ] From uploaded (json/csv) file
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* Display data:
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* [x] Zoom in/out using ctrl+mouse scrool
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* [ ] Zoom in/out using interface buttons
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* [x] Move forward/backward using keyboard arrows
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* [x] Move forward/backward using interface buttons
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* [x] Display a grid
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* [ ] Specify grid spacing
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* Annotate:
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* [x] Select a single-sample
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* [x] Select a range
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* [ ] Edit annotation types
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* [x] Delete an annotation
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* [x] Help button
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* [ ] Export annotations
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* Future functionnality:
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* [ ] Store modifications in localstorage
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* [ ] Fast scroll using a small preview of all the signal like sublimetext
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* [ ] Implement magnetism :
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* [ ] to easily click on specific attributes of the signal (for example peaks)
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* [ ] to simplify editing annotations that are single-sample wide
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* [ ] Keyboard shortcuts for fast annotation
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## Run the application
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This is currently a simple HTML file that you can open with your web-browser : open the `example.html` file.
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The data displayed by example.html is loaded from `test_data.json`.
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The format of the json file must be like this:
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```json
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{"sig_name": ["My first signal", "My second signal"],"data":[[1, 1, 2, 1, 0, ...], [0.45,0.88, 0.98, 1.35...]]}
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```
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Where the sig_name list is a list of title for you signals, and data contains a list of list of numerics corresponding to your signals.
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## Development
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This application is developped as a library file : `annotator.js`. `example.html` is an example usage of the library.
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It only depends on the excellent Concrete.js library : http://www.concretejs.com/
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