lorinap
PhD student in cognitive psychology in Paul Valery University.
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Hi Fabrice, I just saw your message. Seeing the sketchpad display lag, last night I changed the sketchpad presentation duration to 0 and it worked. Thank you for your message. Best, lorinap
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I agree, I've seen this problem before in a script from a colleague of mine. Even if we put it at the end, I think it's the sketchpad display that will have a time delay.
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Thanks for your feedback. I tested the script it seems to work. The only problem, but I don't think it comes from the script, is that the first time you press a key, the answer is not displayed immediately on the screen, so you have to press it a se…
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https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/628/14XIT97ZMQBV.osexp https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/614/QISEX5R69BAN.osexp I send you the two scripts.
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I'm sorry if I'm not very clear, I don't know the Python language very well yet. Here is the code with the changes. from openexp.canvas import canvas my_canvas = canvas(self.experiment) kb = Keyboard() resp = "" # Here we store the respons…
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I understand what you mean. In my experience, the letters f, g, h, i are the stimuli while e, r, y, u are the response keys. According to your explanation, I fixed this problem by reversing what you showed me for key_mapper. However, participants mu…
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I believe it's related to this line : except KeyError: print(f"{key} is not valid") OpenSesame considers e, r, y, u keys invalid
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I corrected the error. It was necessary to remove an indent at the level of the first line of the code that I have just sent to you. However when I type on the keys, the answers are not displayed following the hint on the screen.
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Hi eduard, Thank you for your message. I didn't know that with key_mapper you could map keys to stimuli. Thanks for showing it to me. However I believe that the except KeyError part is incompatible with the display of my canvas. Here is my coding, I…
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Here is my programming regarding responses. By using conditional statements, I wanted to allow participants to delete their errors. I wanted for the last line to add keyboard_list but I have already defined my_keyboard. my_keyboard = keyboard(self.e…
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Hi sebastiaan, Thank you for your message. I'm sorry if my explanation was not very clear. My experience is divided into two different tasks. In the first task the participants have to categorize the letters F, G, H, I with the keyboard keys E, R,…