def present_spatial_array(self, spatial_array):
fill()
blit(self.fixation, registration=5, location=P.screen_c)
if P.development_mode:
c = kld.Annulus(deg_to_px(1.0),
deg_to_px(0.1),
fill=(255, 0, 0, 255))
blit(c, registration=5, location=self.target_loc)
for item in spatial_array:
blit(item[0], registration=5, location=item[1])
flip()
def setup(self):
box_size = deg_to_px(1.8)
box_thick = deg_to_px(0.05)
stim_size = deg_to_px(0.95)
stim_thick = deg_to_px(0.1)
fix_size = deg_to_px(1)
fix_offset = deg_to_px(2.8)
box_stroke = [box_thick, WHITE, STROKE_CENTER]
self.txtm.add_style(label='greentext', color=GREEN)
self.target = kld.Annulus(diameter=stim_size,
thickness=stim_thick,
fill=WHITE)
self.distractor = kld.FixationCross(size=stim_size,
thickness=stim_thick,
fill=WHITE)
# Set the rotation of placeholder boxes & fixation to match that of the display (diamond, square)
rotate = 45 if P.condition == 'diamond' else 0
self.placeholder = kld.Rectangle(width=box_size,
stroke=box_stroke,
rotation=rotate)
self.fixation = kld.Asterisk(size=fix_size,
thickness=stim_thick,
fill=WHITE,
rotation=rotate,
spokes=8)
# Which locations are labelled far or near is dependent on arrangement of display
# 'near' locations refer to those that lie at the intersection of 'far' locations
if P.condition == 'square':
self.far_locs = {
1: [
point_pos(P.screen_c,
amplitude=fix_offset,
angle=315,
clockwise=True), 'NorthEast'
],
2: [
point_pos(P.screen_c,
amplitude=fix_offset,
angle=45,
clockwise=True), 'SouthEast'
],
3: [
point_pos(P.screen_c,
amplitude=fix_offset,
angle=135,
clockwise=True), 'SouthWest'
],
4: [
point_pos(P.screen_c,
amplitude=fix_offset,
angle=225,
clockwise=True), 'NorthWest'
]
}
self.near_locs = {
5:
[midpoint(self.far_locs[4][0], self.far_locs[1][0]), 'North'],
6:
[midpoint(self.far_locs[1][0], self.far_locs[2][0]), 'East'],
7:
[midpoint(self.far_locs[3][0], self.far_locs[2][0]), 'South'],
8:
[midpoint(self.far_locs[3][0], self.far_locs[4][0]), 'West']
}
else: # if P.condition == 'diamond'
self.far_locs = {
1: [
point_pos(P.screen_c,
amplitude=fix_offset,
angle=270,
clockwise=True), 'North'
],
2: [
point_pos(P.screen_c,
amplitude=fix_offset,
angle=0,
clockwise=True), 'East'
],
3: [
point_pos(P.screen_c,
amplitude=fix_offset,
angle=90,
clockwise=True), 'South'
],
4: [
point_pos(P.screen_c,
amplitude=fix_offset,
angle=180,
clockwise=True), 'West'
]
}
self.near_locs = {
5: [
midpoint(self.far_locs[4][0], self.far_locs[1][0]),
'NorthWest'
],
6: [
midpoint(self.far_locs[1][0], self.far_locs[2][0]),
'NorthEast'
],
7: [
midpoint(self.far_locs[3][0], self.far_locs[2][0]),
'SouthEast'
],
8: [
midpoint(self.far_locs[3][0], self.far_locs[4][0]),
'SouthWest'
]
}
if not P.development_mode:
self.keymap = KeyMap('directional_response', [
'North', 'NorthEast', 'East', 'SouthEast', 'South',
'SouthWest', 'West', 'NorthWest'
], [
'North', 'NorthEast', 'East', 'SouthEast', 'South',
'SouthWest', 'West', 'NorthWest'
], [
sdl2.SDLK_KP_8, sdl2.SDLK_KP_9, sdl2.SDLK_KP_6, sdl2.SDLK_KP_3,
sdl2.SDLK_KP_2, sdl2.SDLK_KP_1, sdl2.SDLK_KP_4, sdl2.SDLK_KP_7
])
else: # Don't have a numpad myself, so I need an alternative when developing
self.keymap = KeyMap('directional_response', [
'North', 'NorthEast', 'East', 'SouthEast', 'South',
'SouthWest', 'West', 'NorthWest'
], [
'North', 'NorthEast', 'East', 'SouthEast', 'South',
'SouthWest', 'West', 'NorthWest'
], [
sdl2.SDLK_i, sdl2.SDLK_o, sdl2.SDLK_l, sdl2.SDLK_PERIOD,
sdl2.SDLK_COMMA, sdl2.SDLK_m, sdl2.SDLK_j, sdl2.SDLK_u
])
# Prime items always presented in far locations
self.prime_locs = self.far_locs.copy()
# Probe items can be far or near, determined conditionally
self.probe_locs = dict(self.near_locs.items() + self.far_locs.items())
# So, to get a practice block of 25, we first need to generate the full set of 2048
# possible permutations, trim that down to the 288 legitimate permutations,
# then trim that down to 25...
self.insert_practice_block(1, 2048)
# Because KLibs auto-generates trials for each product of ind_vars.py,
# a lot of 'vestigial' trials are generated that we don't want, this sorts
# through the trial list and removes those trials.
for ind_b, block in enumerate(self.trial_factory.blocks):
for trial in block:
# targets & distractors cannot overlap within a given display
if trial[1] == trial[2] or trial[3] == trial[4]:
self.trial_factory.blocks[ind_b].remove(trial)
block.i -= 1
block.length = len(block.trials)
continue
# For 'near' trials, Ts & Ds cannot appear at 'far' locations
if trial[0] == 'near':
if trial[3] < 5 or trial[4] < 5:
self.trial_factory.blocks[ind_b].remove(trial)
block.i -= 1
block.length = len(block.trials)
# Conversely, cannot appear at 'near' locations on 'far' trials
else:
if trial[3] > 4 or trial[4] > 4:
self.trial_factory.blocks[ind_b].remove(trial)
block.i -= 1
block.length = len(block.trials)
# We only want 25 trials for practice, this trims the block
# to the appropriate length
if ind_b == 0:
for trial in block:
self.trial_factory.blocks[ind_b].remove(trial)
block.i -= 1
block.length = len(block.trials)
if block.length == 25:
break
# Set to True once instructions are provided
self.instructed = False
def setup(self):
# Initialize stimulus sizes
mask_size_x = deg_to_px(3.0)
mask_size_ring = deg_to_px(4.0)
mask_thick = deg_to_px(0.3)
# Initialize text styles
self.txtm.add_style('normal', '0.7deg')
self.txtm.add_style('title', '1.0deg')
self.mask_x = kld.Asterisk(mask_size_x,
mask_thick,
fill=P.default_color,
spokes=8)
self.mask_ring = kld.Annulus(mask_size_ring,
mask_thick,
fill=P.default_color)
self.digits = {}
digits = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]
for digit in digits:
self.digits[digit] = {}
self.sizes = ['1.5deg', '2.0deg', '2.5deg', '3.0deg', '3.5deg']
for size in self.sizes:
self.txtm.add_style(size, size)
for digit in digits:
for size in self.sizes:
self.digits[digit][size] = message(str(digit),
style=size,
blit_txt=False)
# Initialize thought probes
p_title = message(P.probe_question, "title", blit_txt=False)
p_responses = P.probe_responses
p_order = P.probe_order
p_origin = (P.screen_c[0], P.screen_x // 10)
self.probe = ThoughtProbe(p_responses, p_title, int(P.screen_x * 0.8),
p_origin, p_order)
# Initialize effort probes
qeffort_text = "How much effort were you putting into staying on-task?"
self.effort_q = message(qeffort_text, "title", blit_txt=False)
self.mineffort_msg = message("0%", "normal", blit_txt=False)
self.maxeffort_msg = message("100%", "normal", blit_txt=False)
self.submit_msg = message("Continue", "normal", blit_txt=False)
pad = int(self.submit_msg.height * 0.75)
self.submit = Button(self.submit_msg,
int(self.submit_msg.width + pad * 1.5),
self.submit_msg.height + pad,
registration=8,
location=(P.screen_c[0], int(P.screen_y * 0.8)))
# Randomly distribute probes across session, avoiding placing them less than 20 sec. apart
self.probe_trials = []
noprobe_span = [False] * P.noprobe_span
probe_span = [True] + [False] * (P.probe_span - 1)
while len(self.probe_trials) < (P.trials_per_block *
P.blocks_per_experiment):
random.shuffle(probe_span)
self.probe_trials += noprobe_span + probe_span
# Show task instructions and example thought probe
self.instructions()
# Add practice blocks to start of task
self.first_nonpractice = 1
if P.run_practice_blocks:
num_nonpractice = P.blocks_per_experiment
self.insert_practice_block(1,
trial_counts=9,
factor_mask={'number': range(1, 10)})
self.insert_practice_block(2,
trial_counts=9,
factor_mask={'number': range(1, 10)})
self.first_nonpractice = P.blocks_per_experiment - num_nonpractice + 1
