MATLAB for Psychologists:
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| adam_text | Contents
1
Basic Operations
..................................................................................... 1
Variables
.................................................................................................... 5
Thinking in a Matrix Way
......................................................................... 8
Operations
................................................................................................. 15
Summary
................................................................................................... 17
Exercises
................................................................................................... 18
A Brick for an Experiment
........................................................................ 20
References
................................................................................................. 23
Suggested Readings
.................................................................................. 23
2
Data Handling
......................................................................................... 25
Types of Variables (Logical Values, Strings, NaN, Structures, Cells)
...... 25
Logical Variables
................................................................................... 25
Strings
................................................................................................... 31
NaN
....................................................................................................... 35
Structures
.............................................................................................. 35
Cells
...................................................................................................... 38
Import/Export
............................................................................................ 40
Summary
................................................................................................... 42
Exercises
................................................................................................... 43
A Brick for an Experiment
........................................................................ 44
Read the Results
.................................................................................... 44
Reference
.................................................................................................. 46
Suggested Readings
.................................................................................. 46
3
Plotting Data
............................................................................................ 47
Plot Data
.................................................................................................... 47
Control the Plot s Objects: Labels, Legend, Title
.................................... 50
Subplot: Multiple Plots in One Figure
...................................................... 52
3-D
Plots
................................................................................................... 56
Printing and Saving Images
...................................................................... 58
xii Contents
Handle Graphics........................................................................................ 58
Summary
................................................................................................... 61
Exercises...................................................................................................
62
A Brick for an Experiment
........................................................................ 64
Plot the Results
..................................................................................... 64
Reference
.................................................................................................. 65
Suggested Readings
.................................................................................. 65
4
Start Programming
................................................................................. 67
M-Scripts and Functions
........................................................................... 67
Control Flow Statements
........................................................................... 70
Cycles and Conditionals: If
................................................................... 70
Switch Case
........................................................................................... 72
For Loops
............................................................................................. 74
While
.................................................................................................... 78
Break
..................................................................................................... 81
Try-Catch
............................................................................................. 82
Loops Versus Matrices and If Versus Logicals
..................................... 82
Functions
................................................................................................... 83
Scope of Variables
................................................................................. 86
Change the Number of Inputs and Outputs
........................................... 87
More on Data Import/Export: Script Examples
........................................ 90
Analysis
................................................................................................ 95
Guidelines for a Good Programming Style
............................................... 96
Writing Code
......................................................................................... 96
Debug
.................................................................................................... 98
Summary
................................................................................................... 100
Exercises
................................................................................................... 101
A Brick for an Experiment
........................................................................ 102
Analysis
................................................................................................ 104
References
................................................................................................. 106
Suggested Readings
.................................................................................. 106
5
A Better Sound
......................................................................................... 107
Generate a Sound
...................................................................................... 107
Multiple Sounds
........................................................................................ 112
Manipulating a Sound s Level
.................................................................. 114
Match the Level of Sound with Different Waveforms
.......................... 115
Stereophonic Sounds for ITD and ILD
..................................................... 116
A Sound s Envelope
.................................................................................. 118
Sound Filtering
.......................................................................................... 120
Sound Analysis
.......................................................................................... 123
Summary
................................................................................................... 125
Exercises
................................................................................................... 125
Contents xiii
A Brick for an Experiment
........................................................................ 126
References
................................................................................................. 127
Suggested Readings
.................................................................................. 128
6
Create and Proccess Images
................................................................... 129
Images Basics
............................................................................................ 129
Importing and Exporting Images
.......................................................... 132
Display Images
...................................................................................... 134
Basic Manipulation of Images
.................................................................. 135
Point Operations
........................................................................................ 136
Intensity Transformation
....................................................................... 136
Windowing
............................................................................................ 138
Neighborhood Processing
......................................................................... 140
The Edges of the Image
........................................................................ 144
Advanced Image Processing
..................................................................... 144
Creating Images by Computation
............................................................. 144
Summary
................................................................................................... 149
Exercises
................................................................................................... 150
References
................................................................................................. 151
Suggested Readings
.................................................................................. 152
7
Data Analysis
........................................................................................... 153
Descriptive Statistics
................................................................................. 153
Measures of Central Tendency
.............................................................. 153
Measures of Dispersion
......................................................................... 154
Divariate
and Multivariate Descriptive Statistics
..................................... 155
Covariance
............................................................................................ 156
Simple and Multiple Linear Regression
............................................... 156
Generalized Linear Model
.................................................................... 160
Inferential Statistics
.................................................................................. 162
Parametric Statistics
.............................................................................. 162
/-Test
..................................................................................................... 163
ANOVA
................................................................................................. 166
Nonparametric Statistics
........................................................................... 177
Categorical Data
.................................................................................... 177
Ordinal Data
.......................................................................................... 179
Signal-Detection Theory (STD) Indexes
.............................................. 182
Summary
................................................................................................... 184
Exercises
................................................................................................... 185
A Brick for an Experiment
........................................................................ 186
References
................................................................................................. 187
Suggested Readings
.................................................................................. 187
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8
The Charm of Graphical
User Interface............................................... 189
Introduction
............................................................................................... 189
GUIDE
...................................................................................................... 189
Starting GUIDE
.................................................................................... 190
The GUI Toolbar
....................................................................................... 190
Adding UiControls to the GUI
.............................................................. 191
Closing the GUI
.................................................................................... 193
Controlling UiControls from Other UiControls
........................................ 196
The Sum-Two-Numbers Example
........................................................ 196
Displaying Graphs and Figures in the GUI
........................................... 202
Saving User Input
..................................................................................... 204
Adding Your Own Functions
................................................................ 207
A Brick for an Experiment
........................................................................ 212
Appendix
................................................................................................... 215
The File Menu
....................................................................................... 216
The Edit Menu
...................................................................................... 216
The View Menu
..................................................................................... 217
The Layout Menu
.................................................................................. 217
Tools Menu
........................................................................................... 218
Help
....................................................................................................... 218
Preferences for GUIDE
............................................................................. 219
Backward Compatibility
....................................................................... 220
Other Preferences
.................................................................................. 221
Suggested Readings
.................................................................................. 221
9 Psychtoolbox:
Video
................................................................................ 223
The Screen Function
................................................................................. 223
Analysis
................................................................................................ 225
How to Use Screen to Get Information
..................................................... 225
How to Use Screen to Draw Figures
......................................................... 227
Preliminary Notions: Drawing Figures in Three Steps—Opening,
Drawing, and Closing
........................................................................... 227
Opening the Window
............................................................................ 227
Drawing: An Introduction
..................................................................... 229
Closing
.................................................................................................. 230
Drawing: Reprise
...................................................................................... 230
Analysis
................................................................................................ 231
Drawing Shapes
.................................................................................... 231
Batch Processing: Drawing Multiple Figures at Once
.............................. 235
Drawing Text
............................................................................................. 236
Importing Images
...................................................................................... 238
Analysis
................................................................................................. 239
VideoClips
................................................................................................ 240
Analysis
................................................................................................. 240
Analysis
................................................................................................. 241
Drawing Things at the Right Time
............................................................ 241
Contents xv
Analysis
................................................................................................. 243
Summary
................................................................................................... 243
Exercises
................................................................................................... 244
Exercise
1.............................................................................................. 244
Solution
1.............................................................................................. 244
Exercise
2.............................................................................................. 244
Solution
2.............................................................................................. 245
A Brick for an Experiment
........................................................................ 245
References
................................................................................................. 248
Suggested Readings
.................................................................................. 248
10 Psychtoolbox:
Sound, Keyboard and Mouse
........................................ 249
Timing
....................................................................................................... 249
Priority
...................................................................................................... 250
Sound Functions
........................................................................................ 251
Getting Participants Inputs: Keyboard and Mouse Functions
................. 253
Keyboard Response
.............................................................................. 253
Press Any Key to Proceed
................................................................. 254
Press the Spacebar to Proceed
........................................................... 254
Press Any Key to Respond
................................................................ 256
Reaction-Time Detection
...................................................................... 256
Choice Reaction Time
........................................................................... 258
Go/No-Go Reaction Time
..................................................................... 259
Reaction Times Within a Video Clip
..................................................... 260
Mouse Input
.......................................................................................... 262
Using Participants Input to Manipulate Shape Characteristics
................ 263
Keyboard Manipulations
....................................................................... 264
Placing Discs with the Mouse
............................................................... 266
Summary
................................................................................................... 267
Exercises
................................................................................................... 268
Exercise
1 ............................................................................................. 268
A Brick for an Experiment
........................................................................ 269
References
................................................................................................. 272
Suggested Readings
.................................................................................. 273
About the Authors
........................................................................................... 275
Index
................................................................................................................ 277
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