To do: recode all looking/eye-tracking

[lottiegasp]

in spec.yaml and datasets, change all response_mode=eye-tracking to gaze_manual or gaze_automatic

[christinabergmann]

Hi, this is an issue in the video-based gaze following dataset contributed by @priyasilverstein. To not lose the encoded info, we decided to already implement this distinction, is it able to pass validation?

[lottiegasp]

@christinabergmann perhaps could we add a column called response_mode2 which is a copy of response_mode, and in this column have the levels gaze_manual and gaze_automatic. And in the original response_mode column just have eye-tracking so that it passes the validation.

See columns J and K in the langdiscrim dataset

Eventually I will go through all the datasets and do the same, then when they are all complete I will delete the column response_mode, rename response_mode2 to response_mode, and change spec.yaml so the validator accepts gaze_manual and gaze_automatic but not eye-tracking

Does that sound okay?

[lottiegasp]

Datasets to switch from response_mode = eye-tracking to manual or gaze_manual and gaze_automatic"

• Abstract rule learning
• Categorization bias
• Cross-sit word learning
• Familiar word rec
• Function word seg
• Gaze following (live)
• Gaze following (video)
• IDS pref
• Label advantage concept learn
• Lang discrim and pref
• Mispronunci sensi
• Mutual exclus
• Natural speech pref
• Online word rec
• Phonotac learn
• Point and vocab current
• Point and vocab longi
• Prosocial agents
• Simple arithm competen
• Sound symbolism
• Statistical sound cat learn
• Statistical word seg
• Switch task
• Symbolic play
• Syntactic boot
• Video deficit
• Vowel discrim (nat)
• Vowel discrim (non-nat)
• Word seg (behav)
• Word seg (neuro)

[lottiegasp]

PS Does it seem reasonable for me to contact all curators and ask them to make these changes to gaze_auto and gaze_manual as far as they have capacity and then I will finish off the rest for them? From my knowledge of my own dataset, I can imagine many might already know off the top of their heads in many cases so it would save a lot of time

[shotsuji]

Hi Lottie, Yes, I think you can try - if some curators are willing, this would indeed significantly reduce your workload. Best, Sho Am Do., 21. Jan. 2021 um 06:06 Uhr schrieb Loretta (Lottie) Gasparini < [email protected]>:

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[priyasilverstein]

Thanks for this Lottie!

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