Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Given the arrays of fixed and random effects, as well as the covariance, and the characteristic of the simulated experiment (i.e., ) the function simulates a dataset in which for each subject the following information is provided: the slope and intercept value of the psychometric function, and the simulated responses to the stimulus levels that fit that function.
1 2 3 | PsySimulate(fixeff = c(-7, 0.0875), raneff = c(2.4, -0.002, 2e-06),
nsubjects = 8, pps = 9, ntrials = 40, xint = c(40, 120),
constant = F)
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fixeff |
Array of fixed effects. First item is the intercept, second item is the slope. |
raneff |
Array of random effects. First item is the intercept, second item is the covariance, third item is the slope. |
nsubjects |
Number of subjects to simulate data for. Default is 8. |
pps |
Number of stimulus levels. Default is 9. |
ntrials |
Number of trials for each stimulus level. Default is 40. |
xint |
Range of the stimulus interval. Default is c(40,120) |
constant |
If set to FALSE, stimulus levels are randomly generated, uniformly distributed values within the selected interval. If constant = TRUE, the X interval is divided in intervals of constant length. Default is FALSE. |
The simulated dataset
1 2 | #simulate dataset (one subject)
datafr.S1 <- PsySimulate(nsubject = 1, constant = TRUE)
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