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| Pragmatic inference project: 1. Put Qualtrics norming study on MTurk, got data (thanks Amanda). 1. Wrote Java/R script to analyze norming data. Made many mental notes on what to tell Qualtrics next time in order to make parsing/cleaning code less gross. 1. Worked on outtake survey data from both spring iterations of the eyetracking part and discovered that it sort of foreshadowed the norming study. 1. Translated paper into Latex so I can start rewriting it. 1. Learned that converting factors to integers in R just labels them in order of appearance, even if said factors look like numbers to humans... This solved weird issues in my spaghetti plots. Other: 1. Annotated Madeline's recording for the accent adaptation condition. 1. Madeline and I are still looking for 3 more monolingual people for Scott's study... 1. Python adventures with Kinder lab people |
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| 1. Installed all R analysis packages, playing around w/ creating tables (need help w/ gsub) 1. Printed, cut out, and posted up (12 of 12) flyers 1. Still reading dynamic statistical distribution papers 1. Continuing to learn Esperanto via Duolingo 1. Learning Python graphics 1. Worked 27 hrs for Elika last week, working 27 hrs for Elika this week |
RA Meeting, Summer 2016, Week 6
Awe- and Aw-inspiring readings (or just stuff you think deserves a mention)
What we did over last week
Madeline
Bethany
Pragmatic inference project:
- Put Qualtrics norming study on MTurk, got data (thanks Amanda).
- Wrote Java/R script to analyze norming data. Made many mental notes on what to tell Qualtrics next time in order to make parsing/cleaning code less gross.
- Worked on outtake survey data from both spring iterations of the eyetracking part and discovered that it sort of foreshadowed the norming study.
- Translated paper into Latex so I can start rewriting it.
- Learned that converting factors to integers in R just labels them in order of appearance, even if said factors look like numbers to humans... This solved weird issues in my spaghetti plots.
Other:
- Annotated Madeline's recording for the accent adaptation condition.
- Madeline and I are still looking for 3 more monolingual people for Scott's study...
- Python adventures with Kinder lab people
Emily
Lauren
Added SONA Timeslots, waiting on more sign-ups, emailed participants RedCap survey
- Created templates for response to subjects from SONA sign-ups and HLPStudy emails
- Listened to a few Kamide lists on subject's computer, did 2 trials using the eyetracker, w/ MC
- Installed all R analysis packages, playing around w/ creating tables (need help w/ gsub)
- Printed, cut out, and posted up (12 of 12) flyers
- Still reading dynamic statistical distribution papers
- Continuing to learn Esperanto via Duolingo
- Learning Python graphics
- Worked 27 hrs for Elika last week, working 27 hrs for Elika this week
Wesley
- Ran through the eye-tracking study with Madeline in eye-tracking mode
- Read various papers related to pen-in-the-mouth and took notes on procedure for recording stimuli
- Started to look into papers on drunken speech, particularly focused on verifying /s/ /sh/ sound changes