- Instructions:
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Prior to the tutorial at ETRA 2025, please go ahead and install
the software identified below, noting version numbers (this is
especially important for PsychoPy).
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Most of the data processing is meant to be executed from within
a Terminal on any of the 3 major Operating Systems. On Windows,
Git for Windows
is the software to download and install for its
excellent Bash shell (Terminal). Do NOT use CMD terminal or
PowerShell.
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On Windows, properly installing Python is also important.
The README below is a bit dated, containing notes for Python
3.9; Python 3.10 seemed to work well on Windows, although
presently it appears that Python 3.12 or 3.13 may be stable,
see: Python
Releases for Windows.
Avoid Anaconda.
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- Standalone software (Windows, Mac, and Linux versions freely available):
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PsychoPy
(2023.1.3)
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Software for creating experiments
(v2023.1.1 had eye tracking modules built-in).
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Scribus
(1.6.4)
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Software for creating Areas Of Interest (AOIs).
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HDFView
(3.3.2)
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Software for viewing PsychoPy and iohub output
(latest version appears to be 3.3.2)
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R
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Software for statistical computing
(versions update fairly fequently).
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RStudio
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Software provides IDE for R
(versions change fairly frequently and need to match R).
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Visual Studio Code
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Cross-platform editor
(supports Vi emulation;
use LaTeX Workshop extension to support TeX Live)
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- Windows-related information:
- Mac-related information:
- Linux-related information:
Additional software installs are recommended through
the OS flavor's package manager, e.g., apt,
Linux Mint
is a nice Ubuntu variant.
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- Downloads:
| labs.zip |
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| Demo software containing analytics pipeline. |
- Handout:
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