organise.contingencies.descriptives: Descriptive statistics of fixation contingencies.

In eyeTrackR: Organising and Analysing Eye-Tracking Data

Description

Descriptive statistics of fixation contingencies.

Usage

organise.contingencies.descriptives(fixreport_df)

Arguments

fixreport_df

Fixation report.

Value

Output to console.

Examples

data(fixationreport)
data(messagereport)


# REPLACE SPACES IN MESSAGES
messagereport <- organise.message.replace_spaces(messagereport)

# TAKE A LOOK
print(organise.message.descriptives(messagereport))

# MARKUP
fixationreport <- organise.message.markup(message_df=messagereport, 
                                          fixreport_df = fixationreport, message="DISPLAY_START")

fixationreport <- organise.message.markup(message_df=messagereport, 
                                          fixreport_df = fixationreport, message="DISPLAY_CHANGE")

# NOW DO ACCURACY AND RT MARKUP
fixationreport <- organise.responses.markup(fixationreport, "CORRECT_RESPONSE")

# NOW MARK UP FIXATION CONTINGENCIES
fixationreport<-organise.message.fix_contingencies(fixationreport, 
                                          list("DISPLAY_START", "DISPLAY_CHANGE", "RESPONSE_TIME"))
# SET UP TRUE RT
fixationreport[,TRUE_RT:=RESPONSE_TIME-DISPLAY_START,]

behaviouralData <- analyse.behavioural.data(fixationreport,
                                            aggregation_column_list = list('TRIALTYPE_TEXT'))

# RANDOM TRIAL TO CHECK THINGS OUT
print(organise.checks.random_trial(fixationreport))

# FIX CONTINGENCIES
print(organise.contingencies.descriptives(fixationreport))

eyeTrackR documentation built on April 14, 2020, 6:35 p.m.