When merging pairwise and mushra, mushra "conditions" became "condition groups" since a condition group shares a set of stimuli, and we wanted pairwise conditions to be individual pairs so they can be broken up across participants if necessary. However, this broke the randomization of the assignment of conditions. Since now in MUSHRA, there was only one condition per group.
To fix this, we also need to randomize over groups. Therefore, we need to add in a configuration that allows this.
When merging pairwise and mushra, mushra "conditions" became "condition groups" since a condition group shares a set of stimuli, and we wanted pairwise conditions to be individual pairs so they can be broken up across participants if necessary. However, this broke the randomization of the assignment of conditions. Since now in MUSHRA, there was only one condition per group.
To fix this, we also need to randomize over groups. Therefore, we need to add in a configuration that allows this.