Example #1
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def annotated_plot(dm):

	"""
	desc:
		Plots mean pupil size separately for dark and bright trials, and
		annotates the plot with significance markers.

	arguments:
		dm:
			type: DataMatrix
	"""

	plot.new(size=(8,6))
	lm = trace_lmer_simple(dm)
	plt.axvline(RT, color='black', linestyle=':')
	x = np.arange(3000)
	for color, a in [
			('black', 1.96), # p < .05
			('red', 2.57), # p < .01
			('orange', 2.81), # p < .005
			('yellow', 3.29) # p < .001
			]:
		threshold = series.threshold(lm.t,
			lambda t: abs(t) > a, min_length=1)
		print('Alpha %.5f (%.2f)' % (a, series.reduce_(threshold)[1]))
		plot.threshold(threshold[1], color=color, linewidth=1)
	dm_dark = dm.type == 'ctrl'
	plot.trace(dm_dark.pupil, color=grey[3],
		label='Neutral (N=%d)' % len(dm_dark))
	pupil.brightness_plot(dm, subplot=True)
	plt.xticks(range(0, 3001, 500), np.linspace(0,3,7))
	plt.xlabel('Time since word onset (s)')
	plt.ylabel('Pupil size (normalized to word onset)')
	plot.save('annotated_plot')
Example #2
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def plot_pupiltrace(dm, suffix='', interaction=False):

	"""
	desc:
		Create a plot of the pupil trace annotated with significant regions.

	arguments:
		dm:
			type: DataMatrix

	keywords:
		suffix:			A suffix for the plot.
		interaction:	Indicates whether the log_velocity by side interaction
						should be included.
	"""

	plot.new(size=(12, 6))
	# Plot the three velocities as separate lines
	for color, velocity in ( (orange[1], 30), (blue[1], 3), (green[1], .3) ):
		dm_ = dm.velocity == velocity
		plot.trace(dm_.pupil, label='%s cm/s (N=%d)' % (velocity, len(dm_)),
			color=color)
	# Run statistical model, and annotate the figure with three alpha levels:
	# .05, .01, and .005
	if interaction:
		model = 'pupil ~ log_velocity*side + (1+log_velocity*side|subject_nr)'
	else:
		model = 'pupil ~ log_velocity + (1+log_velocity|subject_nr)'
	lm = lme4.lmer_series(dm, formula=model, winlen=3,
		cacheid='lmer%s' % suffix)
	for y, color1, color2, alpha in [
		(.94, grey[2], blue[0], .05),
		(.942, grey[3], blue[1], .01),
		(.944, grey[4], blue[2], .005),
		(.946, grey[5], blue[2], .001)
		]:
		a = series.threshold(lm.p, lambda p: p > 0 and p < alpha,
			min_length=1)
		plot.threshold(a[1], y=y, color=color1, linewidth=4)
		if interaction:
			plot.threshold(a[3], y=y+.01, color=color2, linewidth=4)
	# Mark the baseline period
	plt.axvspan(50, 90, color='black', alpha=.2)
	# Mark the cue onset
	plt.axvline(90, color='black')
	# Adjust the x axis such that 0 is the cue onset, and the units are time in
	# seconds (assuming 33 ms per sample)
	plt.xticks(np.arange(40, 540, 50), np.arange(-50, 450, 50)*.033)
	plt.xlim(0, 540)
	plt.xlabel('Time since auditory cue (s)')
	plt.ylabel('Pupil size (relative to baseline)')
	plt.legend(frameon=False)
	plot.save('pupiltrace'+suffix)
Example #3
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def trace_lmer_ratings(dm, dv='rating_brightness'):

	"""TODO"""

	dm = dm.type != 'animal'
	print(dm.type.unique, dv)
	lm = lme4.lmer_series(dm,
		'pupil ~ (%(dv)s) + (1+%(dv)s|subject_nr)' \
		% {'dv' : dv}, winlen=WINLEN, cacheid='lmer_series_ratings.%s' % dv)
	threshold = series.threshold(lm.p,
		lambda p: p > 0 and p<.05, min_length=200)
	print('Alpha .05 (%.2f)' % series.reduce_(threshold)[1])
	plt.plot(lm.t[1])
	plot.threshold(threshold[1], color=blue[1], linewidth=1)
	plt.show()
	return lm