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In article <4272@inca.comlab.ox.ac.uk> ph@physiology.oxford.ac.uk (Patrick
Haggard) writes:

>I am looking for a high-level language/environment for viewing,
>editing, and manipulating physiological signals.  My signals tend to

As far as commercial choices go, there is MATLAB, IDL or PV-wave.  (IDL and
PV-wave were the same program, but are know diverging).  We use all three
here, and are quite happy with them.  If you decide on MATLAB, the new
version 4.0 is / will be an improved product, with better graphing.  I saw a
demo at a conference recently, and it looks quite impressive.  This is my
personal favourite choice.  A lot of built in signal processing capabilities.
The IDL / PV-wave product is more geared to image processing, and has signal
processing functions as well.  You can design your own widgets which can
control your simulation.  Nice.  All these products are available for SPARC
2.  See comp.lang.idl and comp.lang.idl-pvwave for info.

There is not much in the public domain, Khoros being the only one that
comes to mind.  Its geared for image processing.  See comp.soft-sys.khoros
for more info.

If I had to choose one, it would be MATLAB.

Hope this helps,
Andy
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