The PhysioBank ATM: Use the ATM in your web browser to locate and visualize PhysioBank data of interest, then use its Export signals as .mat tool to create .mat files that you can download and read directly in any version of Matlab or Octave. If you also save the short .info file generated by the tool, the function plotATM (in either Matlab or Octave) can read the .mat file, baseline-correct and scale the signals in it, and plot them. The segments that can be obtained from the ATM are limited to 1 million samples per signal in length.
wfdb2mat: This application, which is part of the WFDB Software Package, is used by the ATM's Export signals as .mat tool, but you can also run it on your own computer, with no restriction on segment length. If the original signal files have not been downloaded from PhysioNet, wfdb2mat can read them directly from the PhysioNet server. (The .mat files generated by wfdb2mat, when accompanied by the .hea files generated at the same time, are also directly readable by dozens of other applications in the WFDB Software Package, including WAVE.)
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