Description Usage Arguments Examples
Use this function to name your columns properly based on your experimental design
1 2 | nameCheck(dataname, subid, conditions, dates_times, drtIDs, trial,
mics = NULL, hits, rt)
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dataname |
The name you would like the combined .csv output data.frame to have. |
subid |
The name or position of the column containing your subject IDs. |
conditions |
The name, names, position, or positions of the column(s) containing your subject IDs. |
dates_times |
The name or position of the column containing your dates or times. |
drtIDs |
The name or position of the column containing your DRT IDs if you have multiple DRTs in one file. |
trial |
The name or position of the column containing your trial count. |
mics |
If you have microphones attached to your DRT, this will read the DRT output |
hits |
The name or position of the column containing your hit count. |
rt |
The name or position of the column containing your Response Times. |
1 | #df <- nameCheck(combineCSV(fpath = getwd(), dataname = newdf), "V1",c("V3","V4"), "X1","X3","X4",mics = NULL,"X7","X19")
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