issue in merging output

treyescan / dynamic-aoi-toolkit

A toolkit for widescreen dynamic areas of interest measurements using the Pupil Labs Code eye tracker.

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issue in merging output #5

Open Jiyadgafoor opened 1 year ago

Jiyadgafoor commented 1 year ago

Screenshot (45) hello, @YasminFaraji @joriswvanrijn we encountered an issue while merging the output files, the data was provided just as you asked in the data structure, also we were not able to run the multi_analyse.py so we used the analyse.py to get output from each participant. After getting every outputs we tried to run merge_outputs.py that's when we encountered this issue. Please guide me through this. @joriswvanrijn @YasminFaraji

joriswvanrijn commented 1 year ago

Dear @Jiyadgafoor, thanks for your interest in our project! Good that you've managed to use analyse.py to fetch the output from each participant. If you would be to share the error from multi_analyse.py, maybe I can direct you in making that work. It increases the analysis time significantly.

Could you share with me what your output file folder structure looks like? The script can't seem to find the right output files. On line 29 of the screenshot above, you'll find that the script looks for a specific naming convention:

e.g. P-001/T2/Part1 or P-099/T1/FirstTrial etc.

Jiyadgafoor commented 1 year ago

Dear @Jiyadgafoor, thanks for your interest in our project! Good that you've managed to use analyse.py to fetch the output from each participant. If you would be to share the error from multi_analyse.py, maybe I can direct you in making that work. It increases the analysis time significantly.

Could you share with me what your output file folder structure looks like? The script can't seem to find the right output files. On line 29 of the screenshot above, you'll find that the script looks for a specific naming convention:

e.g. P-001/T2/Part1 or P-099/T1/FirstTrial etc.

Screenshot (49)

the above-attached screenshot is the error showing when we try to run multy_analyse.py

and the output folder structure is P-001/T1/task1

joriswvanrijn commented 1 year ago

For the multi_analyse: we haven't tested the system on Windows (we use linux and macos). Multi analyse calls analyse.py under the hood. It seems that the path of analyse.py can't properly be found. I suspect this is due to the difference in forward / and backward \ slashes in Linux vs Windows paths. You could try to change the paths to have backwards slashes – maybe that will work.
This probably will be the same cause of the error for the merging. In the first screenshot, on line 29, you could try to change the forward slashes to backwards slashes. I hope it works then!

Hope this helps!