regSetup: Setup Data for Testing Regression Models
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
View source: R/processRatings.R
Description
This function is to be used in order to set up the new data collected from
the IAPS task to test the regression models generated from previous data. It
can be used in batch formulation, joining by subject in addition to picture
rating.
Usage
1
regSetup(processedData)
Arguments
processedData
The data output from processRatingsData.
Value
A tibble that's 120 rows by 3 columns. It has the IAPS column, which
is a factor that contains the IDs of each image in the IAPS data set, as
well as a negative and positive column that correspond to the ratings for
each image when the subjects were asked "How positive does this image make
you feel?" and "How negative does this image make you feel?"
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Description Usage Arguments Value
View source: R/processRatings.R
Description
This function is to be used in order to set up the new data collected from the IAPS task to test the regression models generated from previous data. It can be used in batch formulation, joining by subject in addition to picture rating.
Usage
1 | regSetup(processedData)
|
Arguments
processedData |
The data output from |
Value
A tibble that's 120 rows by 3 columns. It has the IAPS column, which is a factor that contains the IDs of each image in the IAPS data set, as well as a negative and positive column that correspond to the ratings for each image when the subjects were asked "How positive does this image make you feel?" and "How negative does this image make you feel?"
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