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The MEF (Multiscale Electrophysiology File) format is an open-source file format licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. It offers the option to encrypt subject identifying information using a 128-bit AES encryption. Please note that the current version of the MEF data reader can import MEF 2.0 files only. To install the MEF file format reader, run the ''InstallReaders.exe'' application located in the ''Utilities\Additional Readers\MEF\'' subfolder of your BESA Research installation directory. | The MEF (Multiscale Electrophysiology File) format is an open-source file format licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. It offers the option to encrypt subject identifying information using a 128-bit AES encryption. Please note that the current version of the MEF data reader can import MEF 2.0 files only. To install the MEF file format reader, run the ''InstallReaders.exe'' application located in the ''Utilities\Additional Readers\MEF\'' subfolder of your BESA Research installation directory. | ||
Revision as of 16:52, 12 May 2016
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| Modules | BESA Research |
| Version | 6.0 or higher |
The MEF (Multiscale Electrophysiology File) format is an open-source file format licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. It offers the option to encrypt subject identifying information using a 128-bit AES encryption. Please note that the current version of the MEF data reader can import MEF 2.0 files only. To install the MEF file format reader, run the InstallReaders.exe application located in the Utilities\Additional Readers\MEF\ subfolder of your BESA Research installation directory.
In order to read MEF data in BESA programs open the session/event file (file extension *.xml).
For more info on the MEF format, please visit the following pages:
MEF 2.1 Github Repo by Ben Brinkmann
More info on the Apache 2.0 license can be obtained here:
