experimental_data_processing: Experimental Data Processing
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Experimental Data Processing
Description
Read in and process experimental data for model fitting. It is assumed that there is at least 1
response per side (left/right)! Else, this function will not work!
The column structure of the data has to be following:
SUBJECT_ID, REACTION TIME, STIMULI SIDE (alternatively ANSWER SIDE), CORRECTNESS OF RESPONSE
Mind that the data needs to be in a long and tidy format. The data processing is inspired by Ahn et al.'s
procedure.
Usage
experimental_data_processing(a)
Arguments
a
Data frame or tibble. Mind the required columns and names.
See the example data set with StanDDM::example_data
Value
Returns a list with two entries: "forstan" is the data in the correct format to be used in fitting.
"forsim" is for data simulation.
References
hBayesDM Package and paper: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29601060
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Experimental Data Processing
Description
Read in and process experimental data for model fitting. It is assumed that there is at least 1 response per side (left/right)! Else, this function will not work! The column structure of the data has to be following: SUBJECT_ID, REACTION TIME, STIMULI SIDE (alternatively ANSWER SIDE), CORRECTNESS OF RESPONSE Mind that the data needs to be in a long and tidy format. The data processing is inspired by Ahn et al.'s procedure.
Usage
experimental_data_processing(a)
Arguments
a |
Data frame or tibble. Mind the required columns and names.
See the example data set with |
Value
Returns a list with two entries: "forstan" is the data in the correct format to be used in fitting. "forsim" is for data simulation.
References
hBayesDM Package and paper: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29601060
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