Question 1

What is in the Radiens resource library?

Accepted Answer

Documentation (user manuals, guides, technical reports, and application notes), video tutorials and walkthroughs, native desktop installers for macOS, Windows, and Linux, and a glossary of electrophysiology and Radiens terms. All of it is free and public.

Question 2

Do I need an account to read the Radiens documentation?

Accepted Answer

No. The documentation, videos, and glossary are free to read without an account. The desktop apps also have a free, permanent Standard tier, so you can install Radiens and work with data you already have at no cost.

Question 3

Where should I start if I am new to Radiens?

Accepted Answer

Download a desktop installer and point it at a data directory you already have — no import step. The Documentation section covers every module in Allego and Videre, and the "Start using Radiens" guide shows how Radiens works alongside tools like Open Ephys, MNE, EEGLAB, and Plexon.

Question 4

How is the Radiens resource library organized?

Accepted Answer

Documentation is the full library in one searchable place. Videos, Downloads, and Glossary are format-specific doors into the same material: Videos for demonstrations and walkthroughs, Downloads for the desktop installers, and Glossary for defined terms.

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