The tutorial describes the data in simple_difficulty.csv as:
The rows following the header contain the reaction time of the trial, followed by a comma, followed by the response made (e.g. 1=correct, 0=error or 1=left, 0=right), followed by the difficulty of the trial. Note, that ‘difficulty’ is just an example, you can call them whatever you like.
The data in simple_difficulty.csv looks like:
response,rt,difficulty
1.0,1.06,hard
1.0,1.052,hard
Looks like the tutorial should read:
The rows following the header contain the response made (e.g. 1=correct, 0=error or 1=left, 0=right), followed by the reaction time of the trial, followed by the difficulty of the trial. Note, that ‘difficulty’ is just an example, you can call them whatever you like.
hddm/docs/tutorial_config_difficulty.rst
The tutorial describes the data in simple_difficulty.csv as:
The rows following the header contain the reaction time of the trial, followed by a comma, followed by the response made (e.g. 1=correct, 0=error or 1=left, 0=right), followed by the difficulty of the trial. Note, that ‘difficulty’ is just an example, you can call them whatever you like.
The data in simple_difficulty.csv looks like: response,rt,difficulty 1.0,1.06,hard 1.0,1.052,hard
Looks like the tutorial should read: The rows following the header contain the response made (e.g. 1=correct, 0=error or 1=left, 0=right), followed by the reaction time of the trial, followed by the difficulty of the trial. Note, that ‘difficulty’ is just an example, you can call them whatever you like.