Closed kristabh closed 5 years ago
I'm a bit confused about the instructions for latency. According to RR: "On each trial, latency was coded as the latency of the first face-to-object shift, such that each infant had a value on each trial for latency to look at both the congruent and incongruent AOIs. " I would interpret this to mean that each trial should report a latency to both the congruent and incongruent stimulus. I don't think this is the case, though - right? What we're seeing is the latency to the first shift (and whether that was in/congruent)?
Yes, I think you're right and unfortunately this is an error in the RR. I've changed the wording now (tracked) on the post-registration version for editing.
Since we are already discussing the coding of latency with Manitoba and Western Sydney, I reached out about the two trials with very long latencies in these two datasets (one 4165000 - looks like a misplaced decimal in original file; the other 63032310 - less clear what happened here).
@AlexisBlack2g Did these values ever get changed in the data?
being tackled by Jessica Hay
Closing and moving discussion of babylab_western_sydney to a new issue
Check when labs began counting latencies. Are values as expected?