combine_eyes: Combine binocular data into single X/Y coordinate pairs

In tombeesley/eyetools: Analyse Eye Data

Combine binocular data into single X/Y coordinate pairs

Description

Combines the data from binocular samples into X/Y coordinate pairs. Two methods can be used: "average" or "best_eye". For "average", the result is based on the average of the two eyes for each sample, or for samples where there is data from only a single eye, that eye is used. For "best_eye", a summary of the proportion of missing samples is computed, and the eye with the fewest missing samples is used.

Usage

combine_eyes(data, method = "average")

Arguments

data	raw data with columns time, left_x, left_y, right_x, right_y, and trial
method	either "average" or "best_eye" - see description.

Value

a dataframe of x-2 variables (with left_x and right_x condensed to x, and left_y and right_y condensed to y) and the same number of observations as the input data

Examples

combine_eyes(HCL, method = "average")

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