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Any way of adding metadata to results? - sten_knutsen - 07-30-2021
Is there any way of adding metadata columns to results?
For instance, I am using audio stimuli of sentences that are either "active" or "passive" syntactic voice. I tried to do this by coding "voice":"active" my active audio stimuli; and coding "voice":"passive" in my passive audio stimuli. Although this coding was accepted as grammatical in the stimuli section, none of this information shows up in the results.
I would also like to include other information about the stimuli as well -- is there any way of doing this? (I know that as long as trials are uniquely identified I could just join my results file with a separate metadata file in R, but this seems like an extra step and an extra opportunity to introduce errors!)
RE: Any way of adding metadata to results? - Ting - 07-30-2021
Hi Sten,
This is currently not possible directly, but you can simply rename your stimuli to include such meta data, like "stimulus_a_voice_active" and "stimulus_a_voice_passive". Since stimuli names are reported in the CSV, you can grab the info and parse it in R.