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Hello, I am still struggling to make this work. If anyone would have any ideas it would be greatly appreciated. thank you, Mollie
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thank you!!!
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Hi Sebastian, It gives me a weird error as I haven't changed anything with var.targets. https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/137/1H9YYD1C4OT6.png If I change the parenthesis to targets_with_repetitions.append(choice(['object_1', 'object_2'])) I get: …
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Hi Sebastian, Thank you so so much again. I'm getting an error. I notice there is a missing parenthesis but when I add another it still gives me an error. Any advice? Thanks, Mollie
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Hey Sebastian! The only thing is that I don't want the target to always be the same in the repetition trials. Sometimes I want it to be object 1 and sometimes I want it to be object 2. I'm having trouble with the randomization of this here. Any hel…
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Perfect!! Thank you so so much
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Hey Sebastiaan! Thank you so much. At the moment the stimuli are paired such that object_5 and object_6 are always together. I have objects named object_5 through object_21. That is why I have the stim_match_1 and stim_match_2 part of the script s…
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Just kidding! I figured it out!! Thank you!
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https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/397/FIFILZPWKQMP.osexp Hi Eduard, So sorry to keep bothering you. I have now tried to implement this in the context of my entire experimental design but now I have problems. Because I have a training block that comes …
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Thank you so so much! I learned so much!
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amazing! Thank you so much. I just have one last concern. I can't have any of the object pairs repeat more than once. but right now they are repeating. Could you help me with this last thing? I really appreciate your detailed notes and help!! Best, …
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Hey Eduard, Thank you so much. I have a left and right column with objects that are shuffled horizontally that means either object_4 or object_5 will end up on the right or the left. Then I have a top card (here I created two columns target and targ…
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Hi Eduard, Thank you so much for all of your help! I appreciate it so much. I have attached the project here. Best, Mollie http://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/698/PCM065SPOKB6.osexp
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Hi, I actually realized that tracking the targets still won't help as those are selected randomly as well. So, the only way to know what the correct side is would be to create a variable called side which I have done like this: if var.target== var.…
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Hey Eduard, Thank you so so much for your help. Unfortunately, I keep getting a syntax error... I have tried to play around with it but I have not been successful. https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/129/FHUTJMIIO1DP.png Also, I just wanted to clarify…
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Hey Eduard, No worries! Thanks for taking the time to respond. The advanced loop operations won't work because I do not have a column that accounts for correct side. The correct answer is defined later on with an in_line script. I have the rows shuf…
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Hi Eduard, I would still love help with this problem if you could help! Thank you so much, Mollie
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thank you!!
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Sorry one more thing! When I try what you suggested I get an error. TypeError: choice() takes exactly 2 arguments (3 given)... any idea why? Thanks so much!
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Hey Sebastian, Thanks so much. The problem with this is I don't want the target to be a random choice because I want to make sure that the correct answer does not end up on the same side more than twice in a row. So I do not want any objects repeat…
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Hey Sebastian! Thanks for your reply! I do not want any of the same objects repeated during a block. I am measuring proactive interference so during one block every trial should have the same objects and during the other block every trial should…
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It works!! Thank you so so much!!
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Hey Eduard! Thank you so much for your response. I am still having trouble making it work. It runs but it does not break the loop after three correct answers. I'm not super sure what I am not doing properly. I have attached the experiment and I wou…
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Hi! I got my code to run exactly how I wanted it to using this code here: if var.left==var.target and var.cursor_roi=='target_l'or var.right==var.target and var.cursor_roi=='target_r': var.correct=1 else: var.correct=0 In your script I see …
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Hi Sebastian! Thanks so much again for your previous help! The experiment is working great and I have it running on the tablet too! I have a quick question. I would like to make sure that the correct answer (or the match) does not end up on the sam…
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Hi Sebastian! Thank you so much! I am trying to do it in prepare so that is probably the issue!! Thank you so much for your quick response. Best, Mollie