precedent: Precedent - takes a vector and returns the value of the...
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Description
Usage
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Value
Description
Precedent - takes a vector and returns the value of the vector that precedes each observation. For example, if a vector of trial types is c("congruent", "congruent", "incongruent", "congruent"), the function will provide the vector of trial types that *preceded* those in the vector. Essentially, this just shifts the vector forward by one. When using this, be sure to discard the first values in your blocks.
Usage
1
precedent(x)
Arguments
x
a vector of observations
Value
a shifted vector indicating the values that preceded the input values
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Precedent - takes a vector and returns the value of the vector that precedes each observation. For example, if a vector of trial types is c("congruent", "congruent", "incongruent", "congruent"), the function will provide the vector of trial types that *preceded* those in the vector. Essentially, this just shifts the vector forward by one. When using this, be sure to discard the first values in your blocks.
Usage
1 | precedent(x)
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Arguments
x |
a vector of observations |
Value
a shifted vector indicating the values that preceded the input values
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