12-07-2020, 10:56 AM
Hi Cynthia,
We don't have tools for converting Python code to FF grammar. FF grammar is designed to be as accessible as possible so it operates more like LaTeX rather than a programming language. The good news is that it probably takes you very little effort to learn the FF grammar given your experience in Python.
I think the best way to go forward is for you to try implementing your study on FF so that it resembles your Python version as closely as possible, given the current features of FF. Once you are at that stage, ping us back again and we'll develop the probabilistic target matching feature for you. If there are other nitty gritty features you'd like to achieve then, we can then deal with them afterwards.
What do you think?
We don't have tools for converting Python code to FF grammar. FF grammar is designed to be as accessible as possible so it operates more like LaTeX rather than a programming language. The good news is that it probably takes you very little effort to learn the FF grammar given your experience in Python.
I think the best way to go forward is for you to try implementing your study on FF so that it resembles your Python version as closely as possible, given the current features of FF. Once you are at that stage, ping us back again and we'll develop the probabilistic target matching feature for you. If there are other nitty gritty features you'd like to achieve then, we can then deal with them afterwards.
What do you think?