filterPrescreened: Filter Prescreened Trials From iChart
In kemacdonald/iChartAnalyzeR: Analyze PEEK Data iChart Style
Description
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Description
describeiChart() provides a quick check of the number of trials
for each participant and condition. It is also useful for checking the effects of any data
filtering.
Usage
1
filterPrescreened(iChart, save_results = TRUE)
Arguments
iChart
A data frame created by the readiChart() function.
save_results
A boolean indicating whether the results should be saved to disk.
Details
This function returns an iChart with prescreened out trials removed
Examples
1
## Not run: d <- filterPrescreened(iChart, save_results = TRUE)
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Description Usage Arguments Details Examples
Description
describeiChart() provides a quick check of the number of trials
for each participant and condition. It is also useful for checking the effects of any data
filtering.
Usage
1 | filterPrescreened(iChart, save_results = TRUE)
|
Arguments
iChart |
A data frame created by the |
save_results |
A boolean indicating whether the results should be saved to disk. |
Details
This function returns an iChart with prescreened out trials removed
Examples
1 | ## Not run: d <- filterPrescreened(iChart, save_results = TRUE)
|
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