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Help with batch

dar7by — Tue, 19 Apr 2022 11:32:19 GMT

I am working on a batch script experiment where the condition a participant is assigned to in Code A decides what condition the participant is assigned to in Code C. How do I program this on Inquisit 5? (ex. for the first script in the batch, P is assigned to condition #4, batch then runs another script, then for the next script the batch runs, P needs to be assigned to condition #4 in that script BECAUSE they were assigned to condition #4 in the first script of the batch)

RE: Help with batch

Dave — Tue, 19 Apr 2022 11:32:19 GMT

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I am working on a batch script experiment where the condition a participant is assigned to in Code A decides what condition the participant is assigned to in Code C. How do I program this on Inquisit 5? (ex. for the first script in the batch, P is assigned to condition #4, batch then runs another script, then for the next script the batch runs, P needs to be assigned to condition #4 in that script BECAUSE they were assigned to condition #4 in the first script of the batch)
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This question isn't answerable based on the information you provided.

HOW -- i.e. based on WHAT -- is the participant assigned to a condition in the "first" script?
How many conditions are there to begin with?

Be specific
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Hi, so the participant is randomly assigned to a condition in the first script. Based on that condition which they are randomly assigned to in the first script, they are then assigned to a particular condition in another script. There are 2 possible conditions in the first script that Ps are randomly assigned to, and 4 possible conditions for the later script. Random condition 1 will need to feed Ps randomly into either Condition A or B in the later script, and random condition 2 will need to feed Ps randomly into either Condition C or D in the later script. Does this help
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"Randomly assigned" is unspecifc. Randomly assigned based on what? A randomly generated subject number? A randomly generated group number? Something else? Again, please be specific.
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In the code it says groupassignment = random
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Is there any reason for choosing /groupassignment = random? Because the whole thing is trivially done if you choose /groupassignment = groupnumber instead.
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I haven't heard of how to use /groupassignment = groupnumber. Would you mind explaining if that would be easier?
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RE: Help with batch

dar7by — Tue, 19 Apr 2022 02:07:07 GMT

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[b]dar7by - 4/15/2022[/b]
I am working on a batch script experiment where the condition a participant is assigned to in Code A decides what condition the participant is assigned to in Code C. How do I program this on Inquisit 5? (ex. for the first script in the batch, P is assigned to condition #4, batch then runs another script, then for the next script the batch runs, P needs to be assigned to condition #4 in that script BECAUSE they were assigned to condition #4 in the first script of the batch)
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This question isn't answerable based on the information you provided.

HOW -- i.e. based on WHAT -- is the participant assigned to a condition in the "first" script?
How many conditions are there to begin with?

Be specific
[/quote]

Hi, so the participant is randomly assigned to a condition in the first script. Based on that condition which they are randomly assigned to in the first script, they are then assigned to a particular condition in another script. There are 2 possible conditions in the first script that Ps are randomly assigned to, and 4 possible conditions for the later script. Random condition 1 will need to feed Ps randomly into either Condition A or B in the later script, and random condition 2 will need to feed Ps randomly into either Condition C or D in the later script. Does this help
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"Randomly assigned" is unspecifc. Randomly assigned based on what? A randomly generated subject number? A randomly generated group number? Something else? Again, please be specific.
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In the code it says groupassignment = random
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Is there any reason for choosing /groupassignment = random? Because the whole thing is trivially done if you choose /groupassignment = groupnumber instead.
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I haven't heard of how to use /groupassignment = groupnumber. Would you mind explaining if that would be easier?

RE: Help with batch

Dave — Sun, 17 Apr 2022 18:39:15 GMT

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[b]Dave - 4/15/2022[/b]
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[b]dar7by - 4/15/2022[/b]
I am working on a batch script experiment where the condition a participant is assigned to in Code A decides what condition the participant is assigned to in Code C. How do I program this on Inquisit 5? (ex. for the first script in the batch, P is assigned to condition #4, batch then runs another script, then for the next script the batch runs, P needs to be assigned to condition #4 in that script BECAUSE they were assigned to condition #4 in the first script of the batch)
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This question isn't answerable based on the information you provided.

HOW -- i.e. based on WHAT -- is the participant assigned to a condition in the "first" script?
How many conditions are there to begin with?

Be specific
[/quote]

Hi, so the participant is randomly assigned to a condition in the first script. Based on that condition which they are randomly assigned to in the first script, they are then assigned to a particular condition in another script. There are 2 possible conditions in the first script that Ps are randomly assigned to, and 4 possible conditions for the later script. Random condition 1 will need to feed Ps randomly into either Condition A or B in the later script, and random condition 2 will need to feed Ps randomly into either Condition C or D in the later script. Does this help
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"Randomly assigned" is unspecifc. Randomly assigned based on what? A randomly generated subject number? A randomly generated group number? Something else? Again, please be specific.
[/quote]

In the code it says groupassignment = random
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Is there any reason for choosing /groupassignment = random? Because the whole thing is trivially done if you choose /groupassignment = groupnumber instead.

RE: Help with batch

dar7by — Sat, 16 Apr 2022 22:25:56 GMT

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[b]Dave - 4/16/2022[/b]
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[b]dar7by - 4/16/2022[/b]
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[b]Dave - 4/15/2022[/b]
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[b]dar7by - 4/15/2022[/b]
I am working on a batch script experiment where the condition a participant is assigned to in Code A decides what condition the participant is assigned to in Code C. How do I program this on Inquisit 5? (ex. for the first script in the batch, P is assigned to condition #4, batch then runs another script, then for the next script the batch runs, P needs to be assigned to condition #4 in that script BECAUSE they were assigned to condition #4 in the first script of the batch)
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This question isn't answerable based on the information you provided.

HOW -- i.e. based on WHAT -- is the participant assigned to a condition in the "first" script?
How many conditions are there to begin with?

Be specific
[/quote]

Hi, so the participant is randomly assigned to a condition in the first script. Based on that condition which they are randomly assigned to in the first script, they are then assigned to a particular condition in another script. There are 2 possible conditions in the first script that Ps are randomly assigned to, and 4 possible conditions for the later script. Random condition 1 will need to feed Ps randomly into either Condition A or B in the later script, and random condition 2 will need to feed Ps randomly into either Condition C or D in the later script. Does this help
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"Randomly assigned" is unspecifc. Randomly assigned based on what? A randomly generated subject number? A randomly generated group number? Something else? Again, please be specific.
[/quote]

In the code it says groupassignment = random

RE: Help with batch

Dave — Sat, 16 Apr 2022 20:15:55 GMT

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[b]dar7by - 4/16/2022[/b]
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[b]Dave - 4/15/2022[/b]
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[b]dar7by - 4/15/2022[/b]
I am working on a batch script experiment where the condition a participant is assigned to in Code A decides what condition the participant is assigned to in Code C. How do I program this on Inquisit 5? (ex. for the first script in the batch, P is assigned to condition #4, batch then runs another script, then for the next script the batch runs, P needs to be assigned to condition #4 in that script BECAUSE they were assigned to condition #4 in the first script of the batch)
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This question isn't answerable based on the information you provided.

HOW -- i.e. based on WHAT -- is the participant assigned to a condition in the "first" script?
How many conditions are there to begin with?

Be specific
[/quote]

Hi, so the participant is randomly assigned to a condition in the first script. Based on that condition which they are randomly assigned to in the first script, they are then assigned to a particular condition in another script. There are 2 possible conditions in the first script that Ps are randomly assigned to, and 4 possible conditions for the later script. Random condition 1 will need to feed Ps randomly into either Condition A or B in the later script, and random condition 2 will need to feed Ps randomly into either Condition C or D in the later script. Does this help
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"Randomly assigned" is unspecifc. Randomly assigned based on what? A randomly generated subject number? A randomly generated group number? Something else? Again, please be specific.

RE: Help with batch

dar7by — Sat, 16 Apr 2022 18:36:37 GMT

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[b]Dave - 4/15/2022[/b]
+x[quote]

[b]dar7by - 4/15/2022[/b]
I am working on a batch script experiment where the condition a participant is assigned to in Code A decides what condition the participant is assigned to in Code C. How do I program this on Inquisit 5? (ex. for the first script in the batch, P is assigned to condition #4, batch then runs another script, then for the next script the batch runs, P needs to be assigned to condition #4 in that script BECAUSE they were assigned to condition #4 in the first script of the batch)
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This question isn't answerable based on the information you provided.

HOW -- i.e. based on WHAT -- is the participant assigned to a condition in the "first" script?
How many conditions are there to begin with?

Be specific
[/quote]

Hi, so the participant is randomly assigned to a condition in the first script. Based on that condition which they are randomly assigned to in the first script, they are then assigned to a particular condition in another script. There are 2 possible conditions in the first script that Ps are randomly assigned to, and 4 possible conditions for the later script. Random condition 1 will need to feed Ps randomly into either Condition A or B in the later script, and random condition 2 will need to feed Ps randomly into either Condition C or D in the later script. Does this help

RE: Help with batch

Dave — Fri, 15 Apr 2022 20:21:26 GMT

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[b]dar7by - 4/15/2022[/b]
I am working on a batch script experiment where the condition a participant is assigned to in Code A decides what condition the participant is assigned to in Code C. How do I program this on Inquisit 5? (ex. for the first script in the batch, P is assigned to condition #4, batch then runs another script, then for the next script the batch runs, P needs to be assigned to condition #4 in that script BECAUSE they were assigned to condition #4 in the first script of the batch)
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This question isn't answerable based on the information you provided.

HOW -- i.e. based on WHAT -- is the participant assigned to a condition in the "first" script?
How many conditions are there to begin with?

Be specific