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Hi, Try installing the missing package(s). In the case of mediadecoder, https://pypi.org/project/mediadecoder/ Hope this helps, Eduard
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Hi Suleyman, I move this discussion to the mousetrap part of the forum. Then you might get better mousetrap advice. Eduard
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Hi Spring, As I ran my EEG experiments in a lab that was already entirely set up, I am not able to give you advice on what to check and what you should do specifically. However, I can share an experiment of mine, which also ran on a Win7 machine, w…
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Hi, Thanks for reporting this. I can reproduce that the timeout is not working. I shall make a bug report on github. Eduard
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Hi, Have you tried to simply install the package, like it is described here? You can use pip from within Opensesame to install packages. Hope this helps, Eduard
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Hi Mirko, I don't quite get what you mean. Could you elaborate on the distinction that you see and what exactly it is that you need? Thanks, Eduard ps, is this discussion about the same issue? Then, I will reply there (if still needed)
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Hi Elien, I am not sure what is happening in your code (the formatting is not Pythonic, no indents), but here an approach that should work. First, you can define a mapping of responses to the feedback variable (once in the beginning of the experim…
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Amazing, thanks!
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Hi Olivia, Those that Opensesame generates itself, you cannot change. However, you could simply create new variables that are copies of the old ones. For example: var.new_variable = var.old_variable If you do it on every trial before the logger, y…
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Hi, First, I need to show the "insight_report" in the "prac_loop" only AFTER showing them "cards" in the "_3resp_loop", but I don't know how to. Could you please give me some advice? Maybe I am misunderstandi…
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Hi Oliviaa, You're doing the right thing, but not using correct variable names. "math task" can't be a variable name, because of the whitespace in the middle. Maybe you first look at one of the log files that logs all variables, and write…
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Hi, That is a question for @Edwin, as he is the developer of PyGaze good luck, Eduard
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Hi Gio, %acc only exists if the variables var.response and var.correct_response exist. Have you defined them anywhere? Eduard
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Hi Anna, The straightforward approach would be to directly access the pixels in the OpenCV Image object that you have, and change them corresponding to your stimuli. Not sure whether OpenCV has some basic drawing operations. Perhaps it is possible …
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Hi Cathy, Great to hear that and thanks for sharing!! Eduard
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Hi Cathy, Well, I am not surprised really, as I only optimized your code a bit, I didn't change any intrinsic logic. Whether or not, there is a bug in your experiment, or something wrong with Opensesame, I can't tell based on the screenshot you sen…
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Hi, If the Aurora tracker is not listed in Pygaze, then Pygaze won't support it. For how to read raw data of that tracker you better contact the manufacturer. They know what kind of APIs (ways to access the tracker) they provide and how to read th…
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What is wrong about the second part? If I try it, it seems to work? Have you linked the mouse response to the sketchpad? Oh, and the keyword is color not colour
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Hi BossHard, You're right, based on the docs this script shouldn't work. Circles are drawn based on the center coordinate, rectangles are drawn from the top/left point. So the pole keyword should only be necessary for the square and not for the cir…
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Hi Madeleine, You confused your two variables target_pos and target_position When you specify the position on the canvas it must be numbers and not labels. So, changing target_position to target_pos (and similarly for the distractors), should do…
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Hi Madeleine, Can you share your experiment? Without more information it is hard to help you properly. Thanks, Eduard
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Hi, I suggest reading back in some statistics textbook or on the web, there are many many sources that talk about these issues. In a nutshell, the main difference between these two types of ANOVAs is the error structure of the measurements and thei…
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Hi, The problem is that the "press any key to continue" part of your correct statement requires a keypress that is then interpreted as a response and triggers a re-evaluation of the [correct] variable. So, what I would recommend you do, i…
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Hi Cathy, Here an example experiment (i.e. the inline_script) that doesn't do much else than your example above. It is a bit tricky to write helpful code without having the context of the rest of the experiment. Also, as a disclaimer, I am not sure…
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Hi Volchi00, Sorry for the late reply, this last weeks were very busy. Also, is there no way to input several triggers for one stimulus? you can't send multiple triggers at once. If you don't care about the exact timing information, you can send a…
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Hi David, Would anyone have an idea to log multiple clicked items from a sketchpad? one alternative would be to wrap the clicking and presenting into a loop, but how to coordinate clicking and pressing a key is not trivial. I'm not familiar enough …
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Hi Matt, So I suppose you (or someone?) have updated some of the packages? Otherwise I am suprised, your experiments stopped working. I don't know details, but there were recent changes in Pygaze, maybe they have causes the issue. Debugging from my…
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Hi Christophe, No, not directly. But as Pygaze is build on Psychopy and Pygame (I think), you could try to go to the source and implement the rotation there. Hope this helps a bit, Eduard
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Hi Jon, If you find the source files of Openseame, you can directly change the path in the source code: https://github.com/open-cogsci/OpenSesame/blob/1c9efbeaaf5c388a3a00717acacea3a09700b7e1/opensesameandroid.py if you google Opensesame github, a…
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HI Michael, I think you meant to post this question in JASP. I moved it for you. Eduard