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# Cognitive2Computation | ||
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## Experimental Design | ||
# Cognitive2Computation | ||
[](https://www.linkedin.com/in/yufang-w-1295881b5/) [](https://github.com/Yufanggg) <img alt="GitHub" src="https://img.shields.io/github/license/bopith/UnicornCompanies?style=for-the-badge"> | ||
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### Power Analysis | ||
To conduct a [Power Analysis](./DOE.Rmd) to have a general idea about the 2-by-2 experimental design within subject and target word (which are fully crossed). See the result as following: | ||
## Overview | ||
This repository contains the stimulated power analysis under linear mixed modelling setting, TFCE under linear mixed modelling setting. | ||
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This project is updated from codes used in my PhD work (from cognition to computation: an insight from word production) and aims to address the following research related questions: | ||
1. How to calculate the sample size in the experimental design with two fully-crossed random variables (e.g., within subject and within target word experimental design). | ||
2. How to extract the relationship of word patterns from a large-scale corpus? | ||
3. How to conduct the testing for datasets under high-dimensional setting (e.g., EEG data)? | ||
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## Table of Contents | ||
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- [Experimental Design](#ExperimentalDesign) | ||
- [Installation](#installation) | ||
- [Data](#Data) | ||
- [Project Structure](#project-structure) | ||
- [Results](#Results) | ||
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## Requirments | ||
To run this Project, you will need the following: | ||
- R (> 3.6) | ||
<!-- - lmer (install.library("lmer")) | ||
- lmerTest (install.library(")) --> | ||
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## Installation | ||
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## Experimental Design | ||
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### Power Analysis | ||
With a given experimental materials, a [Power Analysis](./DOE.Rmd) was conducted to validate the number of participants. See the an example result for 2-by-2 experimental design within subject and target word (which are fully crossed) as following: | ||
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## Data Analysis | ||
### Behavioral Data Analysis | ||
### EEG data Analysis | ||
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