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EJ Wagenmakers was visiting my faculty today so I had a chance to ask him in person. Logistic regression is not yet possible but they'll start working on it soon. That means, what I outlined above should not be used.
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Hi Quentin, thanks a lot for your quick and helpful reply! I was so focused on making sure I understand how to compute the inclusion BF that this escaped me. Thanks for taking the time! * Florian
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Hi Richard, thanks for the response. I ended up doing it in R using the BayesFactor package and then just made my own plots etc. * Florian
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Hi, thanks for your response! I played around with converting the data to wide format but I am not quite sure how to do exactly what I intended to do. In the simulated data (see above), I have one parameter value for each item for each participant…
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Hi EJ, once again, thank you for your straightforward response. I see the difference between your regression framework and the one outlined above and why the latter might be problematic. Damn, I thought I stumbled across a neat solution... :) Than…
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Hi EJ, I want to quickly revive this thread to ask you another question. I recently asked the same question to someone else and they responded with this: You can compute Bayes factors, as described in the paper, by comparing any two models. Lets d…
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Thanks for the input, guys. After consulting with the technician at the department, I'll order the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3. I'll report back on eventual problems. I hope there'll be nothing to report. :) * Florian
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EDIT: Okay, I am an idiot. Your line of code works like a charm - on the tablet. :D (I deleted the post I wrote here before...)
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Hi Laurent, awesome! I haven't had a chance to test this on the tablet but this is exactly what I was looking for. Cheers! * Florian Edit: just to confirm: it works beautifully - thanks!
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Hi Sebastiaan, thank you for your time. You are right, I am mixing up two issues in the same thread, sorry about the mess. Importing the csv module It does run without any issues on my computer but not on the tablet. Here's the crash report from …
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I tried to work around this issue by saving the content of the .csv file as a .py file. The content of the .py file is something like this: coord = [['-514', '-352'], ['-335', '0'], ['-181', '-2'], ['-168', '102'], ['-67', '104'], ['0', '234'], ['2…
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Hi. thanks for the link Eduard. That thread took me to this website. It produces the following string for my instructions: (Quote) That might actually work! Unfortunately, OpenSesame displays this as: (Image) I used this command to try and disp…
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Hi again, just to document how I ended up doing this. My buttons are set up like this in a base_form item: widget 0 0 1 1 button var="resp_1" text="button 1"widget 0 1 1 1 button var="resp_2" text="button 2"…
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Hi Eduard, this was my first idea as well and I played around with it. But there are too many options and it's not quite what I need. If there's a better solution, I'd love to hear about it. Until then, I am going to just chain a trillion if-state…
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Argh. I kept playing around and then realized that this works: In form_base: widget 0 0 1 1 button var="response" text="button 1"widget 0 1 1 1 button var="response2" text="button 2" In inline_script: prin…
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Hi, @eduard: as you can see, I am still wrapping my head around the very basic concepts here. Thank you for your patients (hahahahah, sorry, I was very tried :D) patience. Thank you both for the information. The documentation for the forms got me …
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Hi. I am about a year late to the party, but... I need to play a video at the beginning of my experiment. The default video_player item doesn't seem to work for me (see my post here). I am building the experiment using OpenSesame 2.9.6 on Mac OS …
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Hi EJ, unfortunately, this is not a repeated-measures situation. Thank you for your quick and clear answers! I guess I'll have to wait until JASP includes this feature then. ;) Take care! * Florian
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Hi Eduard, thanks for trying, though! I don't have access to a Windows computer at the moment so I can't test whether I'd have the same issue there. Does anyone else have similar problems? * Florian
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Hi EJ, thanks for your quick response! So, could I Fisher-z-transform both correlation coefficients, then subtract them and transform the difference back. Then test whether the difference is different from 0 using either JASP or the R-code from Ru…
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Hi Eduard, well, now I feel stupid. :D Thanks a lot and sorry for the silly question! * Florian
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Anyone any ideas? :s PS: Hahaha, why does : x turn into a kissing smiley?! :D
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Update: I worked around the issue by writing some code that generates a text file that has the appropriate format. Something like this: setcycle 0 x_target "-128"setcycle 0 target_pos "2"setcycle 0 cresponse "6"setcycl…
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Hi Eduard, using a feedback item with the same text on it (i.e., "Your score is [score].") works without any problems! Beautiful. Thanks a lot for your help! * Florian
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Thanks for the quick response. This is the structure of my experiment at the moment: (Image) It says here that "All inline_script items share the same workspace. This means that variables that are created in one inline_script are available i…
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Hi Eduard, this seems to work really well! I have used the suggested if-elif-else structure to determine the ID/index. When I use exp.set('varname', index), the logger will write varname to the .csv file. Awesome! Thanks a lot for that! Now I am w…
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Hi Eduard, thanks, that got me at least two steps further! I now have a loop with a couple of variables (question_text, answer_option_[1 through 4], and correct_response (indicating which of the options [1 through 4] is correct). So now I have th…
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Hi Sebastiaan, I knew there should be an alternative way to get this done but couldn't figure it out. Thank you! * Florian