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+ | These steps are followed in the sample experiment available on github. See the test experiment provided in [https://github.com/rsprouse/ultracomm/releases the latest release]. |
Revision as of 15:01, 18 August 2015
The recommended way to acquire ultrasound data in the Phonology Lab is via an Opensesame experiment. You can use Opensesame to display a series of prompts to a subject and run and control the acquisition utilities in inline scripts. A simple experiment proceeds like this:
- variables related to data acquisition are set
- the ultrasound acquisition system is initialized
- the experiment loops over a list of stimuli, which are used to prompt the subject
- a preparatory prompt is shown to the subject
ultrasession.pyis started and delays until the ultrasound system confirms that it is imaging- a speaking prompt is shown to the subject. This prompt can be shown for a defined duration, or it can be displayed until the subject presses a key.
ultrasession.pyis sent a signal to stop acquisition
These steps are followed in the sample experiment available on github. See the test experiment provided in the latest release.
