Create 12 unique random pairs from two different lists, and KEEP the pairing constant

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• bbTokyobb

  November 2022

  Hi @eduard , Hi @lvanderlinden

  
  

  Thanks a lot for your message.

  Here I am sharing a We Transfer link where you could download all the png files and my experiment.

  Thanks a lot

  
  

  https://we.tl/t-Ppf1FeBkmr

  B
• lvanderlinden

  November 2022 edited November 2022

  Hi @bbTokyobb ,

  
  

  Unless I'm missing something, I think you can do the following:

  
  

  • Define the properties of the four to-be-displayed profiles in the `Prepare tab` of an inline_script item (in the trial sequence) like so:

  # Get variable names for each pairing:
  var.face1, var.bio1 = stim_pairs[0]
  var.face2, var.bio2 = stim_pairs[1]
  var.face3, var.bio3 = stim_pairs[2]
  var.face4, var.bio4 = stim_pairs[3]
  
  # Define y coordinates:
  import numpy as np
  var.y1, var.y2, var.y3, var.y4 = np.linspace(-250, 250, 4)
  
  # Define x coordinates:
  var.x1, var.x2 = [-200, 200]
  

  
  

  • And use the square-bracket notation to refer to those variables in a subsequent sketchpad item like so:

  set duration keypress
  set description "Displays stimuli"
  draw image center=1 file="[face1].png" scale=0.25 show_if=always x="[x1]" y="[y1]" z_index=0
  draw image center=1 file="[bio1].png" scale=0.25 show_if=always x="[x2]" y="[y1]" z_index=0
  draw image center=1 file="[face2].png" scale=0.25 show_if=always x="[x1]" y="[y2]" z_index=0
  draw image center=1 file="[bio2].png" scale=0.25 show_if=always x="[x2]" y="[y2]" z_index=0
  draw image center=1 file="[face3].png" scale=0.25 show_if=always x="[x1]" y="[y3]" z_index=0
  draw image center=1 file="[bio3].png" scale=0.25 show_if=always x="[x2]" y="[y3]" z_index=0
  draw image center=1 file="[face4].png" scale=0.25 show_if=always x="[x1]" y="[y4]" z_index=0
  draw image center=1 file="[bio4].png" scale=0.25 show_if=always x="[x2]" y="[y4]" z_index=0
  

  
  

  For a working example, see here (note that the link will expire):

  • https://we.tl/t-e9iZYR4az1

  
  

  Does this help?

  
  

  Cheers,

  
  

  Lotje

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• bbTokyobb

  November 2022

  Dear @lvanderlinden

  
  

  Thank you so much for your help!

  Altough I am not sure to totally understand, It works fine!

  
  

  Thank you very much again for your help.

  Benoit
• ireneruizp

  May 2023

  Hi, I tried to replicate this lists qith the same code but it gives me an error in code

  var.queso = stim_pairs[var.trial_no - 1][0]

  var.nutri = stim_pairs[var.trial_no - 1][1]

  Could someone help me?

  
  

  

  
  
• eduard

  May 2023 edited May 2023

  Hi Irene,

  I assume that is the same question as in here. So let's keep the discussion at one place, like that it is easier to not lose the overview.

  For the record, the error message suggests, that your variable var.trial_no is not a number but text. If you fix that, the error should disappear.

  Eduard

  
• ireneruizp

  May 2023

  Thank you so much for your answer, how could I fix that? I`m new programming.
• eduard

  May 2023

  I can't tell you how to fix that without knowing what you did. You need to provide a lot more information on your implementation, provide code examples, or even the experiment, and specify what precise problem you have in order for me to properly help you.

  I`m new programming

  If you are new to programming, then I would recommend to take a step back and follow some of our tutorials before you start with your own experiment. Like that you can familiarize yourself with the software and understand the basics. Such that you are more independent to design your own task.

  Eduard