Scoring Span Expts, SymmSpan


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Hey guys (Dave),


So I'm currently working with the SymmSpan task and I'm trying to figure out some scoring issues. The SymmSpan is coded to output data with several values including: totalrecalledsets and values.sspan. The totalrecalledsets is useful, because it increases only if you answer an entire load correctly, at which point it will increase by one. The values.sspan increases by the value of the load when answered entirely correctly, so it will increase by 2 for a 100% accuracy on a load 2, by 5 on a 100% accuracy on load 5. 


What I would like is to be able judge how subjects performed within each load, however, so possible output might look like:


Load 2 - 2 of 3 loads correct, 66%


Load 3 - 3 of 3 loads correct, 100%


Load 4 - 1 of 3 loads correct, 33%


Load 5 - 0 of 3 loads correct, 0%



Could you help me figure out a way to get such an output? I hope I've been clear enough in explaining what we're going for, it's basically a totalrecalledsets value for each load. I suppose it might be possible to just code a new value for each load?



Any help is appreciated!


Thanks,


Calvin


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                         I imagine there is some nice write command at the bottom? Sorry - this...
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                             Sorry - we got it. Calvin had it write out values.correctsquares and...
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