>> clear
>> cd resultados
>> load S1_bruto
>> cd ..
>> [corr_S1(1),proc_S1(1)]=salida2procesados(S1_f50);
>> [corr_S1(2),proc_S1(2)]=salida2procesados(S1_f80);
>> corr_S1=correctos2correctos_filtrado(corr_S1,[1 1.5]);
>> apren1=correctos2aprendizaje(corr_S1(1),100,3);
First box is the ratio between reaction time to the right and reaction time to the left (errorbars are a bit cutres, and might be wrong. But should represent the 95% confidence interval). Second box is correlation coefficient between reaction time and time between the two stimuli. Third box is the p-value of this correlation. In this case both sides were 50%.
Case with 80% right, 20% left:
>> apren2=correctos2aprendizaje(corr_S1(2),100,3);
Comparison of reaction times ratios:
>> close all
>> errorbar(apren1.ratiotiempos(1,:),apren1.ratiotiempos(2,:))
>> hold on
>> errorbar(apren2.ratiotiempos(1,:),apren2.ratiotiempos(2,:),’r’)
>> legend(‘50% – 50%’,’80% – 20%’)
22 June 2009 at 9:07 pm
Dile a Eloisa que lo haga con feedback y que con exps largos. Lo de los 4s no me lo explico, a no ser que su colega sea un cenutrio.