How to use the wfdb.get_record_list function in wfdb
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JohnDoenut / biopeaks / benchmark_resp.py View on Github 
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Created on Wed Feb 27 14:24:54 2019
@author: John Doe
"""
import wfdb
from wfdb import processing
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np
from resp_offline import extrema_signal
records = wfdb.get_record_list('bidmc', records='all')
sensitivity1 = []
sensitivity2 = []
precision1 = []
precision2 = []
for record in records:
print('processing record {}'.format(record))
data = wfdb.rdrecord(record, pb_dir='bidmc')
annotation = wfdb.rdann(record, pb_dir='bidmc', extension='breath')
sfreq = data.fs
resp_chan = data.sig_name.index('RESP,')
resp = data.p_signal[:, resp_chan]
annotators = annotation.aux_notewfdb
The WFDB Python package: tools for reading, writing, and processing physiologic signals and annotations.
