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Hi Lotje, thanks for the response on the response times. I believe that presenting the stimulus takes some time, which makes the differences. I think that would not be a problem if the canvas would be prepared in advance (as i did in python scripti…
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Hi Christian, this is a typical problem that comes with your variable type. Your variable is set as a number. Numbers do not start with a zero. If you manage to change the variable type to character/string (which means letters or names) this should…
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Hi Nour, this is a BigSur problem. There is a possible solution posted in the forum. @Daniel We are all waiting for this problem to get fixed in 3.3.7 ;) Stephan
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Hi Rob, does the explanation in your report mean that you were able to use the arrow up symbol to open the experiment from within opensesame? Or did you open it by a different trick? Also the run button should work then, right? (Because previously …
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Hi rozemun, You always get the x,y coordinate for mouse clicks. See: https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.3/manual/python/mouse/ and https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.3/manual/response/mouse/ As far as I know, OpenSesame does not recognize whether the mouse responses …
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Hi Elodie, I am also using OS for SRTs. Did you check for the intertrial intervals? If you use the items, the pictures are loaded just before they are presented. Hence, there may be a time lag between your response and the next stimulus. If you use…
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Hi vani, there is very little information to help you. I imagine that you created variables in a loop for the target positions and distractor locations. You can randomize it directly in the loop. Later in the sketchpad item you can use these variab…
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Hi Mollie, from January to October still the same problem. That's tough. Your error message tells you that there is a problem in line 39. I guess it is the 'target_side[i]' what makes your problem. Probably 'i' runs longer than the number of values …
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Hi Tina, you could place an inline_script after your first block were you 'store' the accuracy. Just create a new variable: For instance: var.acc_block1 = var.total_accuracy If var.total_accuracy is changed afterwards in block 2, this should not inf…
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Why don't you just send numbers? Like 1 = target, 2 = dynamic ... Maybe oldschool, but should work. Cheers, Stephan
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Hi BossHard, python works serially. In your case that means that the audio file needs to be finished until the program will 'react' to your button press (ESC). This also accounts for clock.sleep if you have inserted this in your code. I do not real…
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Hi Danirus, have you checked your settings in the logger item? E.g. try 'Log all variables' to see whether the variables you are looking for are logged. Stephan
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One more question on this: I always make a copy of the file at the end of the experiment. I used to take this code: shutil.copyfile(var.logfile,os.path.join(var.experiment_path,"Logfile",filename+".csv")) However, the var.logfile…
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It is recommendable to not post the same question twice in the forum.
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Hi dn1, to make it easier for you: Try to use this code in your inline script. One script should be enough. You may then access the variable var.avg_correct_response_time in any feedback item after that inline_script. if var.correct == 1: var.…
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Weird idea, but works. :)
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HI Iliano, I suppose that you want to present a visual stimulus first. In addition, you can give an auditive stimulus (directly afterwards will be felt like simultaneous). If you ask for a response (keyboard/mouse) the program will probably wait un…
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Hi Greta, in my learning experiments I have the same thing. Two Options: easier Option: Make an instruction for partipants/experimenters to press a key on the keyboard. So they can press either 1 or 2. Then you can save this as your var.session_nr. …
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Hi dn, you may use the correct_response variable and write an inline_script for this. For instance you may calculate the median (remember that RTs are not normally distributed) like this if var.correct_Resp==1: var.medianLst.append(var.respons…
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I have a similar question. More specifically, it is about the TextInput field, e.g. TextInput(stub=u'X', var=u'X1', key_filter=filter_alphabet) I have set my background color to #eeece1 which is light sepia because participants always complain about…
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Hi Igotta, I am not sure what ROI means, but maybe it is not that important. If you creat a canvas in an inline_script you may set an image at the background. Then you can put additional things (text, rectangles) onto the image. I am not sure whethe…
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True. If I open the experiment from within OpenSesame the command window does not appear. Only by double clicking on the experiment (which to me appears the more userfriendly way to open the experiment).
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In Windows 7, I always have a command window open next to the OS window. If I close it, both windows are closed together. In previous versions of OS, I sometimes had the command window until the OS window was opened, but now it keeps to be there unt…
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This is great stuff! Too good to be true 😀 I just changed the directory of where the logfiles are stored to the directory of my experiment file. log_path = os.path.join(var.experiment_path,"Logfile", 'ID{}_Session{}.csv'.format(var.subjec…
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Are you planning to reduce the exceptions for the supported functionality in OSWeb in future releases? I mean for example the 'Resume after break', 'Evaluate on first cycle' in the loop item. By the way, what does '(named elements not supported)' in…
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Just to explain: It is not possible to change the variable this way: var.live_row_Levelstart= var.live_row_Levelstart-1 # will not work, do as above ;)
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Dear all, after all i created my own repeat_cycle with an inline_scipt. For anyone who needs the same: exp.items['Levelstart'].live_row = var.live_row_Levelstart-1 #Levelstart is the name of my outer loop. #Just set the inlince script at the end of …
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https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/676/7OZMNY0FO4FB.osexp Hi Eduard, i tried my best, but i did not manage do make it run. The problem lies in the nested lists which were previously two loop items. Now its a list and a loop item. How do i make them mat…
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Hi Eduard, thanks for your answer! The repeat_cycle would have been such an easy and nice solution. This ist the description i found: This plug-in allows you to repeat cycles from a loop. Most commonly, this will be to repeat a trial when a particip…
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Even if i set the repeat_cylce item to 'always' (in the sequence conditions as well as in the if condition of the item itself), it does not make the loop to cycle the same level again. Any ideas why?