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  1. %% Author: Xuelian Zang
  2. %% Contact: zangxuelian@gmail.com, lianlian81821@126.com
  3. %% Date:09th Sep, 2020
  4. %% Descriptions: All the experimental data and the related code for processing data are provided.
  5. Exp1_AllData.mat: Dataset for Experiment 1 (solo-search condition)
  6. Exp2_AllData: Dataset for Experiment 2 (joint action condition)
  7. Exp3_AllData.mat: Dataset for Experiment 3 (solo-search condition)
  8. Note: the data are already preprocessed by combining different participants response together.
  9. Error trials and invalid trials (RTs of below 200 ms and above 2.5 standard deviations from the mean)
  10. are separately saved.
  11. For each data set, it includes data for three sessions, namely 'train','test' and 'rec' for the training, test
  12. and recognition sessions respectively.
  13. Data for each session consist of 'valid','err' and 'dis' for valid trials, error trials, and discarded outliers. When
  14. put these three parts together, we obtain all the responses for all experimental trials.
  15. For each subset data, take AllData.train.valid as an example:
  16. RP: participants' actual key press, corresponding to the four response keys. 1=key 1!, 2= key 2@, 3=key 8*, 4= key 0)
  17. RT: participants' response time in seconds
  18. Crr: correct trials. >0 1=left response correct; 2= right response correct; -3 = left response wrong; -2=right response wrong
  19. NT: number of trials
  20. NB: number of blocks
  21. White: left target white? 1 = white, 0 = black
  22. New1: current configuration related to left target new? 1= new, 0 = old
  23. TLoc1: left target's location
  24. OriBlack: right target black? 1= black, 0 =white
  25. New2: current configuration related to the right target new? 1= new, 0 = old, this column is the same as New1
  26. TLoc2: left target's location
  27. Dir1: left target's orientation, 1= left, 2=right
  28. Dir2: right target's orientation, 1= left, 2=right
  29. NE: number of epochs
  30. NSub: number of subjects
  31. For all the variable named with 'for Spss', you could copy its data to SPSS and directly use SPSS to run statistical test.