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If your experiment was run in Matlab, your data output will also likely involve Matlab as well. | If your experiment was run in Matlab, your data output will also likely involve Matlab as well. | ||
You will likely need Psychtoolbox for your experiment. | You will likely need Psychtoolbox for your experiment. You can download it from bluearc and run the function DownloadPsychtoolbox. | ||
=== R === | === R === | ||
R is a language and environment for statistics and graphics. It is available as free software [http://www.r-project.org/index.html here]. | R is a language and environment for statistics and graphics. It is available as free software [http://www.r-project.org/index.html here]. | ||
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Experiment DesignSubject RecruitmentIf your experiment involves running undergraduate subjects, use the SONA system. If your experiment involves running ASD and TD children, the following list is a good resource for subject recruitment. Paying SubjectsSubjects are typically paid with gift cards. If you are preparing to run an experiment with human subjects, contact Walter in advance to coordinate the purchase of gift cards.
Data AnalyisYou have data to analyze? Lucky you. Below are some tools for data analysis. MatlabIf your experiment was run in Matlab, your data output will also likely involve Matlab as well. You will likely need Psychtoolbox for your experiment. You can download it from bluearc and run the function DownloadPsychtoolbox. RR is a language and environment for statistics and graphics. It is available as free software here. |
