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AudioCapture.exe

+ This program requires the two folders found here to run (Audio, Subjects)
	- The Subjects folder is where the program saves the recorded subject data
	- The Audio folder is where the scenario audio files (that are played) are located

+ The program begins automatically and is fully described in the slides

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EVAnalyzer.exe

+ This program loads a WAVE file and will plot the data
+ File->Open... to browse to a WAVE file to open
+ Filters MenuItem doesn't do anything at the moment (added early and never removed)
+ Processing Save (sigma) and (mu)... will save out averages of a directory of files (this method has been overloaded and should not be used for analysis)
+ Processing Get Fundamental Data of Folder... allows you to browse to the Subject folder (expects the folder to have the proper sub-directory that AudioCapture.exe uses) this method will analyze the every sample and write out the 6 attributes (aF0, sF0, aAmp, sAmp, aTE, sTE) to a csv file
+ Processing Get Fundamental Data of Current will process the loaded file and output the 6 attributes to a MessageBox
+ Several Visualization Tools have been implemented (the mouse can control some of the windows : double-click, highlighting)

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NearestNeighbor.exe

+ Browse to a .knn file (proper format shown below)
+ Load File to populate lists. Choose the attributes to be analyzed (setting you N-Space to find Euclidean Distances), and select the class label
+ Calculate will use the selected items to find the k-Nearest Neighbor labelings, and provide a confusion matrix with the classified as the columns and actual as the rows

.knn File Format
Attribute List On top row (Comma-Delimited), and the last attribute is the subject number
<a1>,<a2>,<a3>,<a4>,<subject#>
Then follows the values (instances)...the data must be in numeric form

Example:
age,weight,smoker,subject
21,210,1,0
22,280,1,1
21,210,0,2
23,175,1,3
25,180,0,4
