This is where we will store all of the code produced. Please try to keep it documented so that we can all learn from one another.
When the openbci is plugged in and on GPIO 6 mode (bluetooth dongle) and the board is on BLE mode, go to /dev on the system and grep for the tty.usb* = this will tell you the device ID for your board
Then to run in training mode run the following command (replace xxxxx with the actual ID), replace with your own name
Make sure that the plugin shows up in the active plugins [abhi]
To start collecting data use /start on the openbci command line
Proper shutdown sequence is to type in /stop
By default it doesn't use the plotly plugin, to use it supply True value for graph argument
Flask, sklearn, yapsy, plotly, scipy
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in addition to the instructions in the "To run the plugin" section, if you need to limit the number of samples being collected add the argument "window_size" followed by the number of samples to collect (default value is 10000). To mark data as attentive pass "attentive" as an argument to the above command, passing nothing means that it will store the data under the inattentive folder under the data folder