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Hello George, I think the new R package BFpack can do what you are looking for, see section 2.2 in the preprint https://arxiv.org/abs/1911.07728v1 If you are into R: I used this code to compare pairs of correlations: library(polycor) # install.pack…
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Just a guess: To me, the error seems to indicate that some combinations of experimental conditions do not occur at all (such as "group 1 - gender F - Education Level Other"), but the analysis seems to assume that all possible combinations …
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Hi E.J., thanks for the information. I will be interested to see what your lab figures out ;) Cheers, Martin
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Hello all, I was recently searching for options to compare variances using a Bayes factor and luckily I found this thread. Based on Rich's idea, I implemented some R code to compare independent variances. It is just a small package and presented her…
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Hello E.J., thanks a lot for your response and the paper -- that is a very useful source :-) Cheers, Martin
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Hello E.J., thanks a lot for your response, which is really helpful. Regarding your worries: (Quote) I worried about this as well, because I do not know this for sure in general. Using a simulation approach however, I created differently correlate…
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Hi Sebastiaan, that is actually a nice thing. I think it is okay without a 'under developement' disclaimer, we just need to translate the instructions soon and maybe expand the readme a bit. Thank you for featuring the project! Best regards, Martin
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Hi Sebastiaan, yes it is the form_text_input that I am using. And i now know that the default output should be an empty string if nothing is typed in. However, the empty keyboard response that only flushes keys immediately before this text input it…
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UPDATE: I fixed the issue by inserting a Python script between the key flushing keyboard response and the actual text input form. As the keyboard response sets the 'response' variable to 'None', the script simply sets the 'response' variable to &quo…
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EDIT: I just found out what is causing the issue. It is actually quite tricky. Just before the actual text input form, I am using a keyboard response that does not take any input, but only flushes pending keypresses (I got that nice idea from you so…
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Hi Sebastiaan, first, thanks for your fast reply. For some reason in my experiment, if the user does not type anything, 'None' ist saved instead of an empty string. I need to check why that is. Maybe creating a new text input response will fix the …
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Hi Sebastiaan, I now see my problem: I used a variable correct_response in the experimental loop, in which I labled the possible correct answers as 'left_button' and 'right_button', don't ask me why, I am not sure. The thing is, this actually worke…
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Hi Sebastiaan, you can find the test experiment here: http://pastebin.com/UgLVfYHX I just tried using a different mouse, but the experiment never saves the click that has been made into the logger. Greetings, Martin
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Hi Sebastiaan, thanks again for your reply! You are right, I really should redo some of the basic Python syntax, this will probably help me a lot. I just wanted to say that even without expert programming skills, I am now working on the third exper…
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Hi Sebastiaan, thanks for your quick reply. I get that the get_click() function is the equivalent to the get_key() function. I fear I still do not understand how this line response = my_keyboard.to_chr(resp) should be for my mouse_response code.…
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Hi Sebastiaan, I tried quite some fonts, but all resulted in an empty square instead of the asterisk. This seems odd to me, because the asterisk works in all fonts in the PsychoPy backend. I just created an image to display the asterisk, that work…
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certainly not, the same thing happened to me at least once, but now the resolution is correct ;-)
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Hey Lee, thanks for your suggestions, but the resolution already matches the screen resolution, so that is not the reason. Sebastiaan, alas there is a reason why the xpyriment bachend does not work for me: I use Ascii asterisks as cues fin the eype…
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Perfect, thanks again!
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This was what I wanted, thank you! But I realized that I now have another question: What happens if no reaction is shown? The keyboard response is set to time out after 1700ms. So I would like the 'response_time' in the self.sleep function to be r…
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Easy and worked, thanks a lot again!
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Wow, thanks a lot, it just worked like I had hoped :-)