Lunascope v0.9.9

Lunascope is a desktop interface to the Luna suite: an interactive viewer, scripting front end, and packaged way to work with the underlying Luna library from a single application.

In practice, that means Lunascope is not only for browsing signals. It can also run Luna commands, inspect output tables, apply project-level scripts, manage staging workflows, work with multiday actigraphy data, and access NSRR datasets through the same GUI.

Documentation sections

Sections
Installation	Installing and running Lunascope	pip install lunascope
Overview	Layout, docks, shortcuts, and the overall GUI workflow
Loading Data	Instructions for loading EDF files, annotation sets, and defining sample lists.
Signal Viewer	Main viewer for synchronized time navigation across channels.
Signals	Signal selection and viewing options
Annotations	Toggle annotation types and view event instances
Spectrograms	Time-frequency views and spectral summaries
Hypnograms	Automatic and manual staging, including SOAP and POPS
Explorer	Cohort and record-level visual summaries for annotations, staging, signals, and outputs
Multiday Recordings	Working with multiday actigraphy displays
Moonbeam	Browsing and downloading NSRR data
Luna Scripts	Examples of scripting workflows in Lunascope
Command help	Built-in Luna command reference for commands, parameters, and outputs
Parameters	Details of parameter configuration and editing through the parameter dock
Configuration	Specifying channel ordering, coloring and other properties

Development status

Lunascope is approaching a 1.0 release, but v0.9.9 should still be treated as pre-1.0 software. Some features are newer than others, and there are still a few known issues.

Feedback on bugs, confusing workflows, missing documentation, and release-blocking rough edges is useful at this stage.

Contact

Lunascope was created by Shaun Purcell and is developed and maintained by Lorcan Purcell.

Questions: luna.remnrem@gmail.com