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Hi, Eduard, I found a code for doing random math operator in a website and I adapted it to my problem. It works now :) the code (for anyone interested): ops = {'+':operator.add, '-':operator.sub,'*':operator.mul} op = random.choice(ops.keys())
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Hi Eduard, Thank you. It worked when I set loop. In my second problem which is about displaying equations, the eq doesn't work. I mean when I start the experiment it shows all variable like that : e.g. --> 567 ("+", "-", …
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I am sorry it is a bit much for novices, but I am studying on hard. I believe I will achieve B) Until that time I will enter stimuli manually and present sequentially. Thank you very much :)
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Hi, it works but I am sorry that I couldn't understand how it show switch ( changed response e.g. b to n) and non-switch (unchanged response e.g. b and again b) trials? (Image) I tried to analyze the logic from the quickrun file, but I couldn't ge…
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Thank you very much for the response :) But unfortunately, when I tried your solution, I got the "can't multiply sequence by non-int of type 'float'" error for the "var.trials = [0] * 0.6 * 20 + [1] * (1-0.6) * 20" line. I searc…
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I am new at Opensesame, especially in the scripts. Now, I've been trying to cope with the Number-letter task and I got stuck. Then I saw the exp. accidentally, and I thought that "Aha! That's a gift from the God! :)", because I need also …
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Hi Sebastiaan, Could you please re-upload the "go-nogo.opensesame.tar.gz" to start creating the task ? Thank you!