nameCheck: Name your dataframe properly

Description Usage Arguments Examples

Description

Use this function to name your columns properly based on your experimental design

Usage

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nameCheck(dataname, subid, conditions, dates_times, drtIDs, trial,
  mics = NULL, hits, rt)

Arguments

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.

Examples

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#df <- nameCheck(combineCSV(fpath = getwd(), dataname = newdf), "V1",c("V3","V4"), "X1","X3","X4",mics = NULL,"X7","X19")

sccastro/DRTr documentation built on May 17, 2019, 1:15 a.m.