Difference between revisions of "Ultrasession.py"
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| − | <code>ultrasession.py</code> is a Python script that acquires ultrasound data via the <code>ultracomm</code> utility while simultaneously acquiring an audio signal and the ultrasound synchronization signal. In addition it creates timestamped acquisition directories and logs various acquisition parameters so that they are available for postprocessing. |
+ | <code>ultrasession.py</code> is a Python script that acquires ultrasound data via the [[ultracomm|<code>ultracomm</code> utility]] while simultaneously acquiring an audio signal and the ultrasound synchronization signal. In addition it creates timestamped acquisition directories and logs various acquisition parameters so that they are available for postprocessing. |
The favored method of calling <code>ultrasession.py</code> in the Phonology Lab is by including it [[ultrasession in opensesame|in an Opensesame experiment]]. |
The favored method of calling <code>ultrasession.py</code> in the Phonology Lab is by including it [[ultrasession in opensesame|in an Opensesame experiment]]. |
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Revision as of 14:29, 18 August 2015
ultrasession.py is a Python script that acquires ultrasound data via the ultracomm utility while simultaneously acquiring an audio signal and the ultrasound synchronization signal. In addition it creates timestamped acquisition directories and logs various acquisition parameters so that they are available for postprocessing.
The favored method of calling ultrasession.py in the Phonology Lab is by including it in an Opensesame experiment.
Usage
ultrasession.py accepts many of the same input parameters as
