# Part of the Optimus package for managing E-Prime data # # Copyright (C) 2008 Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System # # Written by Nathan Vack , at the Waisman Laborotory for Brain # Imaging and Behavior, University of Wisconsin - Madison # # This class handles the creation of files that look, essentially, like: # presented onset_time offset_time # stim1 2477 4918 # ... # # In other words, tab-delimited files containing the time a stimulus was # presented, and the time the presentation stopped. # # In an experiment, this will take, as an argument, a template written in ruby # that will be eval'd in the context of this instance -- that will contain # the guts of the logic to extract stimuli. require 'transformers/basic_transformer' module Eprime module Transformers class TimingExtractor < BasicTransformer def initialize(data) super(data) @stim_schemas = [] @extracted_data = nil end def extract_stimulus( name_column, onset_column, offset_column, row_filter = (lambda { |r| true }) ) @stim_schemas << { 'name_column' => name_column, 'onset_column' => onset_column, 'offset_column' => offset_column, 'row_filter' => row_filter } @extracted_data = nil end def extracted_data extract! return @extracted_data end private def extract_reset! @extracted_data = nil end def extract! return if @extracted_data @extracted_data = Eprime::Data.new @stim_schemas.each do |ss| matches = processed.find_all(&ss['row_filter']) matches.each do |row| nr = @extracted_data.add_row nr['presented'] = row[ss['name_column']] nr['onset'] = row[ss['onset_column']] nr['offset'] = row[ss['offset_column']] nr.sort_value = nr['onset'].to_f end end @extracted_data.sort! end end end end