Generating program code for psychological experiments from high-level descriptions
Igor Dejanović\(^1\), Mirjana Dejanović\(^2\) (igord at uns ac rs)
University of Novi Sad\(^1\), University of Priština\(^2\), September, 2019 @ ERK Portorož Slovenia
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1. Introduction
1.1. Experiments in Psychology
1.2. An example – the Simon effect test
1.3. Motivation
2. Domain-Specific Languages
2.1. SQL
SELECT player, stadium
FROM game JOIN goal ON (id=matchid)
2.2. Business processes - BPMN
2.3. But also…
2.4. Or…
2.5. textX
https://github.com/textX/textX
- Dejanović, R. Vaderna, G. Milosavljević, Ž. Vuković, TextX: A Python tool for
Domain-Specific Languages implementation, Knowledge-Based Systems 115, 1-4, 2017.
3. pyFlies
3.1. pyFlies - DSL for psychological RT experiments
3.2. pyFlies code for the Simon effect test
test Simon {
conditions {
position color congruency response
left green congruent left
left red incongruent right
right green incongruent left
right red congruent right
}
stimuli{
all: shape(rectangle, position position,
color color)
error: sound(1000)
fixation: shape(cross)
}
}
3.3. Connecting stimuli and conditions
position=left and color=red
3.4. Target code generators
3.5. Template engines
