ericcastet
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11 months ago Hi @brainhackorg/project-monitors my project is ready!
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ericcastet
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11 months ago Hi @brainhackorg/project-monitors my project is ready!
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11 months ago Hi Eric, Thank you for submitting your project to BrainHack Marseille 2023. Your project is now visible online !
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Title
PTVR – a visual perception software in Python to make virtual reality experiments easier to build and more reproducible
Leaders
Eric Castet Pierre Kornprobst
Collaborators
Carlos Aguilar
Brainhack Global 2023 Event
Brainhack Marseille
Project Description
PTVR is a free and open-source library for creating visual perception experiments in virtual reality using high-level Python script programming. It aims at helping behavioral science researchers/engineers leverage virtual reality’s power for their research without the need to learn how virtual reality programming works. The philosophy of PTVR is thus very close to the approach of PsychoPy (https://www.psychopy.org/) that has been so important and influential since 2007 for Vision Science researchers displaying stimuli on 2D monitors.
The PTVR experiments are run in a VR headset making it easy to perform experiments in schools, hospitals, etc....
Having your experiment written in a PTVR script is very powerful in terms of reproducibility of science, Notably, this means that using this script allows anyone to integrally reproduce your experiment provided they have installed PTVR and possess a compatible VR headset.
Two types of sessions will be organized by groups of 4 persons: a/ In the first type of session, PTVR features will be exemplified thanks to demo scripts. In this case, participants will simply discover PTVR by being subjects of simple experiments and by looking at the corresponding code. This should help participants to see whether PTVR might allow them to run some VR experiments they have in mind. In this case, you do need to prepare anything in advance.
b/ In the seconde type of session, participants will try and write simple PTVR scripts
In this case, it would be helpful to :
You can find extensive information on the PTVR website: https://ptvr.inria.fr/
Link to project repository/sources
https://gitlab.inria.fr/PTVR_Public/PTVR_Researchers
Goals for Brainhack Global
For sessions of type b/ : deliverables will be new experiments or new demo scripts or new pedagogic scripts written by participants. They will be shared in this github repository: https://github.com/ericcastet/Brainhack-Marseille-VR
Good first issues
Read the Documentation of the PTVR website, especially the 'User Manual' section.
issue two: if you already have a VR headset, install PTVR and test its demo scripts.
Communication channels
https://mattermost.brainhack.org/brainhack/channels/bhg23-marseille_virtual_reality_experiments_with_ptvr
Skills
For sessions of type a/ : curiosity : 100%
For sessions of type b/ : basic knowledge of Python and basic knowledge of 3D geometry.
Onboarding documentation
https://ptvr.inria.fr/
What will participants learn?
In sessions of type a/, Participants will experience VR experiments created with PTVR and will be able to assess whether the code is appropriate for them. In sessions of type b/, Participants will be beta users to help us assess if PTVR code is accessible for non specialists in VR programming.
Data to use
No response
Number of collaborators
4
Credit to collaborators
For sessions of type b/ (see above), participants will be listed as beta users / tester in the PTVR website : about -> people.
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Type
coding_methods
Development status
2_releases_existing
Topic
reproducible_scientific_methods
Tools
other
Programming language
Python
Modalities
behavioral, eye_tracking
Git skills
1_commit_push
Anything else?
No response
Things to do after the project is submitted and ready to review.
Hi @brainhackorg/project-monitors my project is ready!