I ran 3 "participants' with just line 28 deleted, and I've attached the output files - just as before, each participant had a different number of trials record. Any thoughts? I also attached the input files. Thanks!
I ran 3 "participants' with just line 28 deleted, and I've attached the output files - just as before, each participant had a different number of trials record. Any thoughts? I also attached the input files. Thanks!
mariegood,
Did you ever receive a message at the end of the one your sessions in which data did not record asking you to take a look at the TrackPerformance.txt file? If so, can you please find it in the DirectRT folder and send me a copy of what it says?
Thanks!
Jason Reed
Empirisoft Software Support Specialist
Would you be able to send us the input files that DirectRT created with specific values in the time cells for the ~+ and ~ stimuli? There would be six files that start with gn1_gojuice and ended with _xx, with xx being the participant number used for that session. So you would have files named gn1_gojuice__08, gn1_gojuice__49, gn1_gojuice__30, gn1_gojuice__05, gn1_gojuice__06, and gn1_gojuice__07.
Jason Reed
Empirisoft Software Support Specialist
Hi mariegood.
Did you ever find a resolution to this problem?
Jason Reed
Empirisoft Software Support Specialist
Hello,
I'm having the same problem as the poster above such that every participant seems to be getting a different number of trials out of the number of trials they should be getting for the Go/No-Go Task. I've attached my Input file...do you see any errors?
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Hi mfrancis!
Your use of the jump feature has an extra - character. Right now, it looks like
24<-999
Remove all of the dashes any time you have the jump command so that it instead looks like
24<999
Then try running that input file a few times to see if all of the data records. This test version of the input file should also not use any randomization so that you do not have to contend with that as a confounding variable.
Jason Reed
Empirisoft Software Support Specialist