By moon3 - 5/29/2017
Dear Dave and Inquisitiers,
I am using the adaptative n-back task for an online training. I want to know if I can implement at the beginning of each training a progressive curve per each participant. I mean that the curve updates the latency and also the n back level they arrived before the actual training session. I hope that I explained myself.
Thank you in advance,
Mónica
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By Dave - 5/29/2017
+xDear Dave and Inquisitiers, I am using the adaptative n-back task for an online training. I want to know if I can implement at the beginning of each training a progressive curve per each participant. I mean that the curve updates the latency and also the n back level they arrived before the actual training session. I hope that I explained myself. Thank you in advance, Mónica
> "I want to know if I can implement at the beginning of each training a progressive curve per each participant.
> I mean that the curve updates the latency and also the n back level they arrived before the actual training session.
> I hope that I explained myself."
This sounds like you want to track an individual participant's performance across multiple, distinct training sessions (days apart, I assume) and then "adjust" the current training session based on prior performance. If that reading is correct, then no, I don't see a way this can be done.
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By moon3 - 5/29/2017
+x+xDear Dave and Inquisitiers, I am using the adaptative n-back task for an online training. I want to know if I can implement at the beginning of each training a progressive curve per each participant. I mean that the curve updates the latency and also the n back level they arrived before the actual training session. I hope that I explained myself. Thank you in advance, Mónica > "I want to know if I can implement at the beginning of each training a progressive curve per each participant. > I mean that the curve updates the latency and also the n back level they arrived before the actual training session. > I hope that I explained myself." This sounds like you want to track an individual participant's performance across multiple, distinct training sessions (days apart, I assume) and then "adjust" the current training session based on prior performance. If that reading is correct, then no, I don't see a way this can be done.
Yes and no. So, I want that each individual participant can see his/her progression at the begining of each session - how she/he has been doing it across multiple distinct training sessions (all the ones before, days apart) but not adjust the current training session based on prior performance. I want that each participant can see her/his curve of progression at the beginning of each session and therefore, they can be more motivated.
Thank you in advance,
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By Dave - 5/30/2017
+x+x+xDear Dave and Inquisitiers, I am using the adaptative n-back task for an online training. I want to know if I can implement at the beginning of each training a progressive curve per each participant. I mean that the curve updates the latency and also the n back level they arrived before the actual training session. I hope that I explained myself. Thank you in advance, Mónica > "I want to know if I can implement at the beginning of each training a progressive curve per each participant. > I mean that the curve updates the latency and also the n back level they arrived before the actual training session. > I hope that I explained myself." This sounds like you want to track an individual participant's performance across multiple, distinct training sessions (days apart, I assume) and then "adjust" the current training session based on prior performance. If that reading is correct, then no, I don't see a way this can be done. Yes and no. So, I want that each individual participant can see his/her progression at the begining of each session - how she/he has been doing it across multiple distinct training sessions (all the ones before, days apart) but not adjust the current training session based on prior performance. I want that each participant can see her/his curve of progression at the beginning of each session and therefore, they can be more motivated. Thank you in advance,
Thanks for the clarification. I still don't see a way to do that, I'm afraid, because I cannot think of any way to get the relevant data (on prior training progress) into the current session. The Inquisit script simply doesn't "know" about those results.
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