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Ok Eduard, I have many others things to prepare this week end in order to begin my experiment with my first subject next monday, but if I find the time to test the ultrasound thing I'll let you know. Also, you're right about the delays : they don't…
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Hi Eduard I was indeed talking about ms. Sorry about that. In the last tests I made, the variable stim was related to the code var.stim[i]=clock.time() - t0, and the variable time_stim to the code var.time_stim[i]= stim_cv.show() - t0. About what …
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I tried this code and it indead gave me an interesting information. There is an about 3 seconds delay between the variable time_stim (that is, if I understood well, the time when the stimulus is really drawn on the screen), and the variable stim …
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Ok, I do have the exact same one, and I don't know why it didn't work but it now runs perfectly :) However, I'm not sure to understand how should I look at each trial delay. I got the same log file that with the earlier code, and I got 12 numbers f…
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Ok but then what did you mean by : "we need to replace var.stim with var.stim[i]" ? Because if I remove this [i] I have the same code than one comment earlier (with the impossibility to return at the beginning of the loop)
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It still doesn't work. It's back to the previous error : if I replace var.stim with var.stime[i] I get again "the variable 'stim' does not exists" I replaced it here (first line), is that what you meant ? : var.stim[i] = list(range(len(v…
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The program stopped after the first loop and the line that correspond to the error is the line 28, the line that is just after the loop. So I think that it can't return to the beginning of the loop.
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Thanks. Again, a new error message : "TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for -: 'list' and 'float'". Again, I can't understand why. Sorry my knowledge about Python is so limited...
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Hi Eduard, Indead, I meant the entire sequence by "trial". Sorry I didn't understand. And I indead would like very much to test the code to get an idea about the accuracy of trials you're talking about. However, it still doesn't work : I…
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Actually, I can't get the code to work. I get the following error message : item-stack: experiment[run].new_inline_script[run] exception type: IndexError exception message: list assignment index out of range item: new_inline_script time: Tue Mar 15…
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Hi Eduard, Actually, I was talking about a delay between trials (when I said that the difference between the delay seen in the Log file and the one seen in the wave file varied between 1 and 15 ms). I indeed can't have a constant error that wouldn'…
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Hi Eduard, I made many tests with the code you gave me. I'm sorry it took me so long to answer, but I had a hard time discovering and understanding Python. I'm glad I can use it a little now. I tried to improve the code so it would give the same ex…
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Hi Eduard, I tried to run the inline_script but I get the following error message : "The experiment did not finish normally for the following reason: openexp._sampler.legacy.init() the file 'sound.wav' does not exist" Should I add a Wav…
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Hi Eduard, Thank you so much for you help. About the inline_script, I think that I understand and I want to try it, but I'm not sure where to put it in the sequence. Where should I insert it ? Should I remove the loop and put this inline_script in…
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Hi Eduard, I couldn't use FileDropper but here is a WeTransfer link with the logfile : http://we.tl/6ERQV1tsqg About the start_recording and stop_recording times, I'm not sure that I understood well what you meant by "shifted down". Do y…
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Hi Eduard, Thank you for you response. I tried to get this information from the csv file, but it only shows the variables without numbers but "NA" instead. Here is another screenshot, in which you can see the data I get from the csv file…