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biac:analysis:roi_et [2011/04/25 20:06] pettybiac:analysis:roi_et [2011/04/25 20:17] – [Visualizing Eyetracking Points in Matlab] petty
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 ET_filename = '11436_run4_pre.txt'; ET_filename = '11436_run4_pre.txt';
  
-%%Path to your actual images +%%Path to your actual images, an array if multiple locations possible 
-imgPath = '/home/petty/net/hill/data/Dichter/AutReg.01/Stimuli/AutReg.01/';+imgPath = {'//hill/data/Dichter/AutReg.01/Stimuli/AutReg.01/','//hill/data/Dichter/AutReg.01/Notes/SubjectPics/PS06'};
  
 %%Image attribute name from behavioral XML [value=name"THIS"] %%Image attribute name from behavioral XML [value=name"THIS"]
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 </file> </file>
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 +The output will look like this:
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 +{{:biac:analysis:plotter_example.png?800|}}
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 +Hits are green circles inside the ROI, misses are red Xs outside.  Since **linesOn** was turned on, there is a yellow gaze path from one point to the next.  If **withPause** was turned on, there would be a slight pause between each point.
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 +Currently, to move to the next image in the XML, just close the current figure.  If you want to stop the redrawing, "ctrl + c" inside matlab to kill the loop.  There are some updates planned to the controls.
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 +Also, if you just have the behavioral XML and preprocessed ET data, you can run the function **ET_plot** instead.  This will look at all images and ignore any ROIs, otherwise and ROI must be present for the image to get plotted.
  
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