Everything right now assumes that data was created in our lab using Eprime and Tobii eye-trackers. Create an alternative route of data-input using generic Trial and TrialList functions.
Trial will combine the looking data and experimental attributes for one trial and output a Trial object. TrialList will do the same on data from several trials and out a TrialList object (a list of Trial objects). The only tedious part will be confirming that the attributes and column names called on in later methods are defined early on.
When it comes to working on the eye-tracking data, we only really care about Trial and TrialList objects. All of our methods are defined in trios, like: InterpolateMissingFrames (S3 generic), InterpolateMissingFrames.Trial and InterpolateMissingFrames.TrialList.
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Everything right now assumes that data was created in our lab using Eprime and Tobii eye-trackers. Create an alternative route of data-input using generic
Trial
andTrialList
functions.Trial
will combine the looking data and experimental attributes for one trial and output aTrial
object.TrialList
will do the same on data from several trials and out aTrialList
object (alist
ofTrial
objects). The only tedious part will be confirming that the attributes and column names called on in later methods are defined early on.When it comes to working on the eye-tracking data, we only really care about
Trial
andTrialList
objects. All of our methods are defined in trios, like:InterpolateMissingFrames
(S3 generic),InterpolateMissingFrames.Trial
andInterpolateMissingFrames.TrialList
.