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Hi Lotje, That makes sense, thanks a lot for the recommendation :) Best, Sarah
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Hi Sebastiaan, Thank you so much for your fast answer! That makes a lot of sense to me! Do I understand that correctly that I would have to create the list with variables I want to exclude manually? Meaning that I would have to screen through the c…
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Thank you! 😊
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Perfect, thanks for the recommendation @Fab ! I just tried it out and it works perfectly 👍️ Thank you!!
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Hi Fabrice, That indeed helps a lot, thank you very much for your fast answer! I'll give that a try :) Best, Sarah
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Hi Fabrice, Thanks a lot for your fast answer! That means when calling the mouse function such as "button, position, time = my_mouse.get_click()", I am not recording the response time, but simply the current timestamp since the experiment…
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Hi Eduard, Thank you so much! I actually replaced the (x,y) for position in all of the lines where I get a mouse response (button, position, time = my_mouse.get_click()) since the position does not matter in my experiment and now it works! :) Best,…
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Hi there, I am actually experiencing a very similar problem: I changed the response modus in my experiment from keyboard to mouse response and would like to display an answer reminder after 30 seconds. That is why I set the mouse response timeout t…
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Thanks a lot! I will take a look at that and hopefully somehow figure out what the issue might be :)
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Hi Eduard, Thanks a lot for your reply and tips :) Yes, I log the data when the recording is on. Regarding the code used, I as well did some research here in the forum and already tried exp.pygaze_eyetracker.log(""), however this did not …
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Hi Lotje, Thanks a lot for your answer :) In the meantime, I was able to solve the problem: it was about the difference in integer division between Python 2 and 3 and I had to add the following addition to my code so that it runs in the old OS versi…
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The issue has already been resolved in the meantime, so this can be closed :)
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Already found the issue - a missing bracket. So no need to have a look at this :)
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Hi Eduard, Thank you so much for the reply - your suggestions are always so helpful! I figured out a workaround and now it seems to work :) Best, Sarah
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Hi Eduard, I tested a lot over the day and there is unfortunately still an issue I am experiencing with this function def update_activity(states): ''' Sets activity to False for stair cases that have reached their termination criteria …
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Yes this seems to work now, thank you so much!!
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Hi Eduard, I tried this and unfortunately, it still does not work. I as well created a simplified example to check whether the function updates the "active" keys in the dicts, and it seems that this does not work out yet: Simplified funct…
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Hi Eduard, Thanks for the recommendation! Unfortunately, it does not work yet. I was as well googling and thinking that it could have something to do with local vs. global variable. What does the phrase for stateI, state in enumerate(states): exac…
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Now it seems to work, the error was the following: Traceback (most recent call last): File "<string>", line 62, in <module> File "<string>", line 52, in determine_state TypeError: 'int' object is not subscripta…
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Hi Eduard, Thanks a lot for your fast help! I tried it out and it returns a "1" sometimes, but other times the following error occurs: "'int' object is not subscriptable" Do you have any idea what the issue could be? Thanks in a…
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One additional question not directly relating to the above problem but I was hoping that you could help me with this: I defined a list of dicts ("states") and a function ("determine_state"), the first containing all conditions fo…
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Hi Sebastiaan, Thanks a lot for your fast reply! I already figured it out, the problem was a missing bracket in the code before. Best, Sarah
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Hi Lotje, Thanks a lot, this works perfectly! :) Best, Sarah
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Hi Eduard, Thanks a lot for your fast reply - the second one worked perfectly! Best, Sarah