computeStatistics: Compute Statistics On iChart
In kemacdonald/iChartAnalyzeR: Analyze PEEK Data iChart Style

Description Usage Arguments Details Examples

computeStatistics() takes two values that indicated an analysis window and computes the following statistics for each trial: RT, longestLook, longestGap, Gap, longestGapPosition, NumberOfShifts, FirstFixation, and Accuracy.

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computeStatistics(iChart, cleanWindowStart = 300, cleanWindowEnd = 3000,
  accuracyWindowStart = 300, accuracyWindowEnd = 1800,
  save_results = TRUE)

`iChart`	A data frame in iChart format with iChart column names.
`cleanWindowStart`	An integer indicating the lower bound of the cleaning window in milliseconds.
`cleanWindowEnd`	An integer indicating the upper bound of the cleaning window in milliseconds.
`accuracyWindowStart`	An integer indicating the lower bound of the accuracy computation window in milliseconds.
`accuracyWindowEnd`	An integer indicating the upper bound of the accuracy computation window in milliseconds.
`save_results`	A boolean indicating whether the results should be saved to disk.

This function computes the relevant stats on an iChart.

1	## Not run: d <- computeStatistics(iChart, cleanWindowStart=0, cleanWindowEnd=3000, accuracyWindowStart = 300, accuracyWindowEnd = 1800, save_results = TRUE)

kemacdonald/iChartAnalyzeR documentation built on May 7, 2019, 8:44 a.m.