pychoacoustics 0.6.12 documentation
- Author:
Samuele Carcagno <sam.carcagno@gmail.com>
pychoacoustics version 0.6.12, last updated May 02, 2024
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Contents:
- What is
pychoacoustics
? - Installation
- Graphical User Interface
- Quickstart
- The Control Window
- General Widgets (left panel)
- Additional Widgets (left panel)
- General Widgets (right panel)
- Paradigm Widgets
- 1-Pair Same/Different Paradigm Widgets
- Constant 1-Interval 2-Alternatives Paradigm Widgets
- Constant m-Intervals n-Alternatives Paradigm Widgets
- Multiple Constants ABX Paradigm Widgets
- Multiple Constants 1-Interval 2-Alternatives Paradigm Widgets
- Multiple Constants m-Intervals n-Alternatives Paradigm Widgets
- Odd One Out Paradigm Widgets
- PEST Paradigm Widgets
- PSI Paradigm Widgets
- Transformed Up-Down Paradigm Widgets
- Transformed Up-Down Interleaved Paradigm Widgets
- UML Paradigm Widgets
- Weighted Up-Down Paradigm Widgets
- Weighted Up-Down Interleaved Paradigm Widgets
- The Menu Bar
- The File Menu
- The Edit Menu
- The Tools Menu
- The Help Menu
- The “what’s this?” Button.
- Process Results Dialog
- Edit Preferences Dialog
- Edit Phones Dialog
- Edit Experimenters Dialog
- The Response Box
- Command Line User Interface
- Paradigms
- Result Files
- Tabular Results Files
- Plain-Text Result Files
- Result Files by Paradigm
- Transformed Up-Down and Weighted Up-Down
- Transformed Up-Down and Weighted Up-Down Interleaved Result Files
- UML and PSI Result Files
- PEST Result Files
- Constant m-Intervals n-Alternatives Result Files
- Multiple Constants m-Intervals n-Alternatives Result Files
- Constant 1-Intervals 2-Alternatives Result Files
- Multiple Constants 1-Intervals 2-Alternatives Result Files
- Constant 1-Pair Same/Different Result Files
- Multiple Constants 1-Pair Same-Different Result Files
- Multiple Constants ABX Result Files
- Multiple Constants Odd One Out Result Files
- Multiple Constants Sound Comparison Result Files
- Log Results Files
- Default Experiments
- The
pychoacoustics
Engine - Writing your own Experiments
- First Steps
- Writing a “Constant 1-Interval 2-Alternatives” Paradigm Experiment
- Writing an experiment for the Transformed Up-Down Interleaved, Weighted Up-Down Interleaved, and Multiple Constants m-Intervals n-Alternatives Paradigms
- Writing a “Constant 1-Pair Same/Different” Paradigm Experiment
- Writing an “Odd One Out” Paradigm Experiment
- The Experiment “opts”
- The Play Sound Functions
- Simulations
- Troubleshooting
sndlib
– Sound Synthesis Librarypysdt
– Signal Detection Theory Measures- References
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