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Hi, With regards to the above comment, still trying to figure out how to make inline scripts differentiate between negative and positive integers (on a canvas object in both x and y axis). I have tried various configurations of code, but I always c…
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Solved!! OS is fantastic, but you really have to commit to learning the ins and outs! Thanks for all the help - it really is appreciated. Just a similar visuospatial version to design now... should be far easier given that the issues have mostly be…
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Sebastiaan, I have the code on pastebin. I've tried everything I can think of. I still can't see the problem, I'm hoping it will turn out to be something small and fixable... Thanks as always! Lee
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(Quote) It seems from your description that my logger might be placed too late... It is the last item as you can see, but the responses for trial i are appearing as if for trial i+1... (Image) I thought that the logger was usually the last item? …
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Sebastiaan, You were right, all the responses are now being collected, but apparently there is a response collection lapse... Despite my having run the experiment several times to check, the first pair is always logged as 'none, N/A... etc....' and…
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Sebastiaan, Many thanks for the solution. I have used the code in place of the GUI keyboard object (pastebin code). Returned a few issues when tested though... (1) It still records the 'z/m' responses, but it's a bit hit and miss with the 'g' resp…
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Sebastiaan, Oh dear, embarrassingly obvious! I've changed the dtype to 'int' as they are all whole values, but not sure how to account for -/+ values; having chosen 24 points either side of the y-axis to create a 'mirror image' it would make quite …
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Sebastiaan, Thanks for the reply. I did a 'quickrun' (here) with auto response and a manual full screen run (here) where I entered responses myself. Interesting results! The quickrun recorded responses for the ongoing word pairing correctly as I …
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...afterthought, the screenshot below shows how the variables involved are set up. The 'Green'/'g' occurs twice to represent prospective memory intentions. (Image) The idea is that p's engage in an ongoing task (the word rhyming task) and have to…
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Just noticed that this has been reopened! Because this was marked as solved and also because I have been tinkering since, I have started a new thread here with a clearer update (and pictures! and code!) ... So this can probably be closed :)
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Realised I haven't actually stated the symptom! Essentially the 's1_cue_kr_script' variable isn't being recorded properly....
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... further to prior posts I have to add a small query about this experiment: http://pastebin.com/wtqZUPuq As you can tell, I'm trying to get an additional keyboard response of 'g' on the two occasions when the variable 'frame_colour' is green. I…
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Lotje, The first method looks like it should work and I can apply it to other similar cues. Awesomely helpful as always! Thanks, Lee
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Thanks for the reply Sebastiaan (loving OS btw, although learning python is a challenge) I currently have an ongoing task that presents 50 random word pairs through some elegant inline scripting (thanks largely to Lotje: http://forum.cogsci.nl/inde…
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It's amazing how clear things become after they are explained by an 'expert other' :) I did actually continue with my own efforts after posting, but it was fruitless as I tried to set 'list_rhymes' as a range and search for the stimulus in it... di…
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It didn't take long :) I'm trying to relate the keyboard response 'm' to rhyming pairs and the keyboard response 'z' to non-rhyming pairs (as in the instructions for the block), here's what I have so far: http://pastebin.com/JmW4yH3Z Full code is…
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Thanks Lotje, I certainly will :) Lee
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Interesting! I was worried about a knock-on effect from one of the other elements. Hopefully this means that I can get it all working tonight. Just as an off topic query, you don't know where I might find 'spatial rotation resources' for experimen…
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I have dropped you an email with the files in a .zip (I'm at work so it was the only way!) Thanks! Lee
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Hi Lotje, I've written the inline scripts and my program is identical to the code in your example.... only difference is that your example file works and mine tells me that I have AttributeError: 'numpy.ndarray' object has not attribute 'split'. Ha…
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Lotje, That is amazingly helpful, and I really appreciate you taking the time to reply. My Python-less-ness is because I'm quite new to this sort of thing (3rd year undergraduate 'mature' student) - it's actually for a final project for next year. …
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... Just as a postscript: I also realise that I will need to put the solution in a sketchpad item...
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Please ignore - figured it out with a feedback loop!