validateRts: Convenience function to determine if Response time is valid.
In drsimonj/qrtenginer: Parse and analyse QRTEngine data in R
Description
Will return a logical vector set to TRUE for any response time falling within
a valid range of times. Can also be to test greater than or less than ONLY (e.g., for
count of anticipatory or lapse responses).
Usage
1
validateRts(rts, min = NULL, max = NULL)
Arguments
rts
Numeric vector of response times captured in milliseconds.
min
Number. Minumum response time considered to be valid.
max
Number. Maximum response time considered to be valid.
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Description
Will return a logical vector set to TRUE for any response time falling within a valid range of times. Can also be to test greater than or less than ONLY (e.g., for count of anticipatory or lapse responses).
Usage
1 | validateRts(rts, min = NULL, max = NULL)
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Arguments
rts |
Numeric vector of response times captured in milliseconds. |
min |
Number. Minumum response time considered to be valid. |
max |
Number. Maximum response time considered to be valid. |
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