Function reference • eyethinkdata

All functions

clip_c_elements(): takes a vector of values and puts them in a list with quotes and commas to put in code

data_collator_gorilla(): Merge and load in data from multiple gorilla downloads

data_merger(): load in and merge data from multiple files into one data.table

data_merger_gorilla(): Merge and load in data from a gorilla download

exclorr(): Explore correlations between large numbers of DVs

exp_pid_merge(): please use pid_merge

gorilla_eye_plot(): Takes one trial (or trial type) of data and optional image file an makes heat map

gorilla_eye_processing(): Takes all data from gorilla import, filters for named displays and returns simplified data,

gorilla_iatanalysis(): processes IAT data from gorilla

gorilla_q_bmis(): Processes BMIS mood survey

gorilla_q_checkbox(): Scores checkbox items

gorilla_q_keyed(): Processes a gorilla QB1 questionnaire using a survey key

gorilla_q_parse(): Get subject entered, unscored data like age and gender from gorilla. Will give you the qual or quantised versions

gorilla_q_performance_engagement(): Processes narrative engagement questionnaire

gorilla_q_rankscore(): Scores ranked items

gorilla_q_tipi(): TIPI ten item personality scale

lab_assignment_files(): Goes through assignment download from moodle, checks files and unzips

mergey(): please use pid_merge

pid_merge(): takes all of the datatables passed to it, and merges on pid or whetever specified in link, getting rid of duplicates

pirateye(): Outputs a pirate plot (RDI)

plot_model(): Plots the output of an anova or mixed model

plotscat(): Plot scattergram for two or three variables, optionally split by group

plotscat_split(): Plot scattergram for two variables, split by a group

readin_datalist(): reads in a set of data files and stores them in a list

replacecondcols(): returns either a set of default colours, or if condition names are also colours, returns those

saveout_datalist(): saves out data tables in a list to a folder containing .csv files

singlecor(): single correlation with r, p value and optionally a bayes factor