Neuroscience programming with psychopy and python: Line Bisection Task (Video 0) - setting up. скачать в хорошем качестве

Neuroscience programming with psychopy and python: Line Bisection Task (Video 0) - setting up.

In this series of videos we will be using Psychopy and Python (version 3) to create the line bisection task. If you would like to know how to go about creating and designing a working Neuroscience experiment using Python programming language, then this is a nice and gentle introduction. The line-bisection task can be used to probe visual-spatial attention / visual neglect in people with impaired parietal lobe function. More specifically, in this task we present our subjects with a transected line and ask them to decide if the left (or the right) side of the line is longer or shorter. In some of the trials, we will present a line that is perfectly bisected (so left and right are the same). We will base our experiment off a previous paper (Kim et al., 2005 Neuroscience Letters) and build a working program from scratch. In this particular video we will set up our work flow and pull out the necessary information from the methods section of the paper. I do go quite slowly in this video series as I have had people ask me to present things and to explain what (and why) I am doing certain things. If you're an experienced Python (or other) programmer, then you may want to fast forward through this video series. All of the code is written on the screen at a speed that should be easy to reproduce. All programs are open-source and all you will need is a working Python3 installation and working Psychopy Installation. Software Used Python 3 : www.python.org PsychoPy: www.psychopy.org Atom Text Editor: atom.io This video series was programmed on a MacBook Air (8GB ram, i5 core).