read_datawiz: Read eyetracking data from a datawiz file
In tjmahr/littlelisteners: Helper Functions for Hand-coded Eyetracking Data
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Description
Read eyetracking data from a datawiz file
Usage
1
read_datawiz(filename, sampling_rate = 33.3333)
Arguments
filename
a txt file generated by datawiz
sampling_rate
the rate of the video recording in ms. By default, the
value is 33.3 for 1 frame every 33.3 ms.
Details
The files exported by DataWiz are a series of tab-separated data files all
combined into a single file. This means that the header row (with the column
names separated by tabs) will be repeated throughout the file. These repeated
header rows are removed.
The header rows indicate the time of eyetracking samples by columns named
"F0", "F33", "F67", etc. There are also columns with blank names before
column "F0". These are also looking samples before "F0". This function
back-fills the column names so that the first column before "F0" changes from
" " to "X33", where the X indicates a negative time sample.
Value
a dataframe containing the cleaned-up eyetracking data
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value
Description
Read eyetracking data from a datawiz file
Usage
1 | read_datawiz(filename, sampling_rate = 33.3333)
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Arguments
filename |
a txt file generated by datawiz |
sampling_rate |
the rate of the video recording in ms. By default, the value is 33.3 for 1 frame every 33.3 ms. |
Details
The files exported by DataWiz are a series of tab-separated data files all combined into a single file. This means that the header row (with the column names separated by tabs) will be repeated throughout the file. These repeated header rows are removed.
The header rows indicate the time of eyetracking samples by columns named "F0", "F33", "F67", etc. There are also columns with blank names before column "F0". These are also looking samples before "F0". This function back-fills the column names so that the first column before "F0" changes from " " to "X33", where the X indicates a negative time sample.
Value
a dataframe containing the cleaned-up eyetracking data
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