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Voice activated reaction time - arielchan - 02-07-2021
I remember seeing an email from FindingFive late last year saying that FF has a beta version of voice activated reaction time as a kind of response for experiment. I wonder if there's an API I can refer to set up to test the voice activated reaction time in my experiment? Thank you!
RE: Voice activated reaction time - Lucy - FF Researcher Support - 02-08-2021
Hello! Please refer to the onset_detection property of the audio response: https://help.findingfive.com/api/responses.html#audio
Let us know if you have any questions!
RE: Voice activated reaction time - arielchan - 02-11-2021
Thanks Lucy! To follow up on the voiced activated RT measure, I wonder the reaction time is measured after the stimuli has stopped playing, or is it measured after the onset of the trial? If it's the latter case, is there a way where I can set the reaction time being measured after the stimuli stops playing?
RE: Voice activated reaction time - Ting - 02-11-2021
The onset detection is with respect to the activation of the audio recording response, which in turn depends on the barrier setting of your stimuli (https://help.findingfive.com/api/stimuli.html#audio). You can check out the barrier tutorial here: https://news.findingfive.com/2019/04/23/tutorial-adjusting-the-timing-of-stimuli-with-barriers/
In other words, when all the barriers of your stimuli release, the audio recording should activate, and then that's the point where the onset RT is measured against.