-i: input file
-o: output file
-r: region(s) of interest
-c: collapse over subjects (1) or items (2)
-a: analysis (argument should be the number corresponding to your desired analysis)
-m: designator for eyemovements in record (saccade out analysis only)
-t: prints N blank subject lines after the analysis (does not apply to all analyses in the current version)
-p: any non-null argument suppresses automatic opening of output file in notepad
You must use an pound sign (#) instead of a pipe (|) when listing multiple regions of interest in a batch file or at a command prompt due to the way Windows reads in commands.
example:
"C:ssaul.exe" -i input.txt -o output.txt -r RGN -c 1 -a 5 -m MV -p N -t 4
The above example calculates the proportion of trials with saccades out of initial word or phrase in the data file input.txt that are directed towards the region denoted by RGN for each subject. The designator MV is used by the program to identify an eye movement (saccade) of some length. Four blank lines are appended to the analysis after all subjects have been analyzed. The data file output.txt is not opened after data has been written to it.
Wednesday, March 3rd, 2004
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