12-01-2020, 12:53 AM
The one-option choice is now working, presenting one clickable image on the screen at a time!
We do have a problem with the timing, though: It seems to have severe delays corresponding to the "Response received" animation that follows each Choice event. We ran a mock-up with 106 repetitions of 800ms stimulus + 200ms ISI. (That's a bit less than half the length of the real experiment). It should have taken 106 seconds to complete, but it took 365 seconds. The data output is here, showing only small timing errors for each event, hence my inference that the problem exists in transitions between events.
I tried turning off the "submission_point" feature to prevent the data upload from causing a network latency between trials (thanks for the tip, Ting!), but it does not seem to be actually disabling the feature. "Response received" still appears after each trial. Is this the correct code to define "familiarization_trial"?
We do have a problem with the timing, though: It seems to have severe delays corresponding to the "Response received" animation that follows each Choice event. We ran a mock-up with 106 repetitions of 800ms stimulus + 200ms ISI. (That's a bit less than half the length of the real experiment). It should have taken 106 seconds to complete, but it took 365 seconds. The data output is here, showing only small timing errors for each event, hence my inference that the problem exists in transitions between events.
I tried turning off the "submission_point" feature to prevent the data upload from causing a network latency between trials (thanks for the tip, Ting!), but it does not seem to be actually disabling the feature. "Response received" still appears after each trial. Is this the correct code to define "familiarization_trial"?
Code:
"familiarization_trial": {
"type": "basic",
"delay": 0.2,
"submission_point": false,
"responses":["m1r","m2r","m3r",...]
}