Reading informations from record

Here you can see how to open record, read samples from signals stored in record, access annotation and filter events by type.

Source file

import pywfdb
import time

record = "d:/mitdb/101"

rec = pywfdb.Record(record)

print rec

print
print "Reading data from %d signals from record %s:" % (rec.nsig, rec.record)

for name in rec.signal_names:
    print ("Reading 20000 of %d samples from signal %s..." %
                                (rec.signal_info(name)["samples"], name)),

    signal = rec.read(name, start=1000, length=20000)
    print " got %d samples." % len(signal)
    print "Printing 5 samples:", "[%.3f, %.3f, %.3f, %.3f, %.3f]" % tuple(signal[:5])
    print


print "Reading first 5s of annotation from record %s:" % rec.record

ann = rec.annotation() # assuming default annotation file '.atr'
for a in ann.read(0, int(5*rec.frequency)):
    print " ", a

print
print "Reading 5s of annotation from record %s, filtered by type N:" % rec.record
ann = rec.annotation()
for a in ann.read(0, int(5*rec.frequency), anntype=pywfdb.EcgCodes.NORMAL):
    print " ", a