RESULTS REPORT

In the Results menu, you can visualize or email the results of the performed tests. In addition to the general report, which is saved as a .txt file, a .csv file is generated for each section, containing the information for all the variables and responses in that particular section.

You can visit the Import and Export page to learn how to email your reports.

The reports are divided into the following parts:





Summary

Information about App Settings and Test Properties.

  • test
  • user
  • date
  • device
  • system
  • audioRate
  • screenResolution
  • ppi
  • rampTime
  • frameRate
  • brightness
  • viewingDistance
  • gamma
  • randomness





Sections

For each section of the test, a list with all the variables of any object in any scene of the section is displayed.

Each line in the list is a different trial and the values in each line are comma-separated.

In addition to the variables, the following properties are also displayed (where appropriate):

  • trial: the trial number, starting at 1.
  • scene_duration: the real duration of the scene in seconds (one value for each scene in the section).
  • scene_responseTime: the real time of the response, if there is one. Note that the duration of the scenes that require a response is usually one frame (16.666 or 8.888ms) longer than the scene_responseTime. This additional frame is used to stop any sound or video and prepare for rendering the next scene. When the scene does not require a response, its duration is known in advance, and these processes and calculations are performed in the last frame, so in that case, no additional frame is needed.
  • scene_delayDisplay: the images to be presented on the screen are delivered with a certain constant frame rate. From the moment the images are delivered until they are displayed on the screen, there is a small delay of about 10-30 ms depending on the hardware. This delay is approximately constant for each session although variable across sessions. This variable measures that delay. Thus, if you want to know the real duration that the image has been drawn on the screen at the time of the response, it is necessary to subtract the value of scene_delayDisplay from the value of scene_responseTime.
  • scene_response: the value of the response, if there is one.
  • scene_position: if the response is touch screen. It can be measured in scene_positionX and scene_positionY or scene_positionRadius and scene_positionAngle.
  • scene_finalPosition: if the response is path or move object. It is the final position of the path. It can be measured in scene_finalPositionX and scene_finalPositionY or scene_finalPositionRadius and scene_finalPositionAngle.
  • trialValue: the value associated with each trial in the section.
  • correct: 0 for incorrect trials, 1 for correct trials.
  • respondedInTime: if the scene ends before an answer is given or the answer is given outside its allowed window time, the value of this variable is 0. Otherwise, it is 1.


When the response is path or move object, a new list is created with the trajectories. Each line in the list is a different trial, the values in each line are comma-separated.

  • trial: the trial number.
  • scene_positions: it can be measured in scene_positionsX and scene_positionsY or scene_positionsRadius and scene_positionsAngle. Positions are semicolon-separated.
  • scene_times: the time of each position in seconds. Times are semicolon-separated.





Values of the constant properties

The values of all the constant properties of all the objects in the test.





Frame rate

  • Frame rate
  • Frame duration
  • Number of long frames
  • Long frames and duration

Visit timing and frames for more information about timing.