An output summary is produced which includes the number of events placed in each bin as well as the condition and bin descriptors.
.{2;3;4}{1024:rt} .{2;3;4}{1024:rt;1025:rt}a line is output to rtfile that details the event, the response, the reaction time, and the bin number. If the -rt option is not given, any ’rt’ specifiers that may be present in the bin descriptor file are ignored.
Add "hsdt" bits to bin descriptors,
as in the sample bin descriptor file below
- 50 RT bins are allowed, from 0 to 49 - 0_hsdt, 1_hsdt, etc are index names only, the corresponding file names to be created by hsdt are supplied by a separate list of filenames (see below) - Note that different bins can have the same hsdt #, as in bins 5 and 6 below. The RTs for bins 5 and 6 will appear in the same output file. - Bin descriptors using hsdt must also contain a range of acceptable RTs: .{event codes}{t<lowtime-hightime>buttoncode:op<#_hsdt>} - Flags in the bin descriptors (as used below) are optional.
Create a file which contains the names of files to-be-created, one per line.
I will call this file "names". For the bdf below, the "names" file might
look like this:
undtbr.s01 undtbf.s01 unndtbr.s01 unndtbf.s01 unpostbr.s01 unpostbf.s01 unnegtbr.s01 unnegtbf.s01 - first line in "names" file corresponds to 0_hsdt in bdf file, second line to 1_hsdt in bdf file, etc. - Note that CDBL will *not* append to an existing output file. Each run of CDBL must create new RT files, if you supply names of existing files, CDBL will complain that the files already exist and will not append or overwrite those files. This means that for a two-session exp, you must create separate RT files for each session/logfile.
cdbl bdf logfile binlist samprate -op < names
OR you can skip the input redirection and type the RT filenames interactively
The RT output files are ascii, trimming and summing are up to you.
cd 0 calibration sd 0 cal pulses 10 uV 200 msec .{*} cd 1 STUDY DRAWINGS sd 1 unique drawable, to-be-recognized .{1;2;3;4;5;6;7;8;9;10}{t<300-3500>1024:f<1>:op<0_hsdt>} sd 2 unique drawable, to-be-forgotten .{1;2;3;4;5;6;7;8;9;10}{t<300-3500>1024:~f<1>:op<1_hsdt>} sd 3 unique nondrawable, to-be-recognized .{301;302;303;304;305}{t<300-3500>1025:f<1>:op<2_hsdt>} sd 4 unique nondrawable, to-be-recognized .{372;373;374;375;376}{t<300-3500>1025:f<1>:op<2_hsdt>} sd 5 unique nondrawable, to-be-forgotten .{301;302;303;304;305}{t<300-3500>1025:~f<1>:op<3_hsdt>} sd 6 unique nondrawable, to-be-forgotten .{372;373;374;375;376}{t<300-3500>1025:~f<1>:op<3_hsdt>} cd 2 RECOGNIZE DRAWINGS sd 7 junk .{999} cd 3 STUDY WORDS sd 8 unique positive, to-be-recognized .{1;2;3;4;5;6;7;8;9;10}{t<300-3500>1024:f<1>:op<4_hsdt>} sd 9 unique positive, to-be-recognized .{102;103;104;105;106}{t<300-3500>1024:f<1>:op<4_hsdt>} sd 10 unique positive, to-be-forgotten .{1;2;3;4;5;6;7;8;9;10}{t<300-3500>1024:~f<1>:op<5_hsdt>} sd 11 unique positive, to-be-forgotten .{102;103;104;105;106}{t<300-3500>1024:~f<1>:op<5_hsdt>} sd 12 unique negative, to-be-recognized .{201;202;203;204;205}{t<300-3500>1025:f<1>:op<6_hsdt>} sd 13 unique negative, to-be-recognized .{280;281;282;283;284}{t<300-3500>1025:f<1>:op<6_hsdt>} sd 14 unique negative, to-be-forgotten .{201;202;203;204;205}{t<300-3500>1025:~f<1>:op<7_hsdt>} sd 15 unique negative, to-be-forgotten .{280;281;282;283;284{t<300-3500>1025:~f<1>:op<7_hsdt>} cd 4 RECOGNIZE WORDS sd 16 junk .{999}