The PEBL perseverative error rule uses a very simple rule--responses to the previous rule that are incorrect. The PAR instructions are very complicated, easy to get wrong when hand-coded.
The function that does this coding is separated out in the bcst file, so it would be possible to read in the data file and run the coding on an existing file. The attached script will process 0.13 bcst files listed line-by-line in a text file called files.txt. Put a text file and this script in the base directory, put the data files in a data\ directory, and make another directory called 'output'--this is where the recoded data files will be stored. Shane > Hello! > > > I initially started running my experiments using version 0.13 and then > upgraded to version 0.14. I noticed that version 0.14 has new computations > of perseverations according to PAR rules. It seems that the perseverative > responses and perseverative errors scores between PEBL and PAR are > considerably different. What is the difference between the two > calculations of perseveration? Also, is there any way I can convert my > perseverative responses from version 0.13 (PEBL rules) to the PAR rules? > > > Thank you in advance, > > > Rob > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > _______________________________________________ > Pebl-list mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/pebl-list >
rescore-BCST-PAR.pbl
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