The software development is hosted on Sourceforge. You can access to all the sources and binaries by visiting the BRAS Project Homepage
A Windows package is available. It includes all the libraries needed. You can download and install it: BRAS_installer_v1.0.exe
Once installed, you will find all the tools in your usual Windows application menu.
For Linux or MacOS, there is no binary distribution yet available. You need to have all the libraries required installed beforehand.
This set of programs, written in Python, needs the following programs or libraries:
Most of the linux distributions provide these packages. Please read your distribution documentation to find out how to install them. On a Debian linux system, the following command will do the work:
apt-get install python-qt4 python-opencv python-numpy python-scipy python-matplotlib python-tables
The required packages and all their dependencies will automatically downloaded and installed.
On Windows, one can use the scientific python distribution Python(x,y) which already includes all the needed packages (except OpenCV).
The program sources can be downloaded on the BRAS Project Files section.
You can also download the development version using git. Please follow the instruction available here.
Once you have extracted the archive, you will be able to run the 3 programs provided: BRAS (launch_analysis.py), Click & Mean (click_mean2.py) and Video Player (video.py).