-
Create a folder in ../results for your analysis
- We recommend naming the folder in this convention:
{date}_{overall experiment name}_{protocol}
- e.g.
20221220_pilot3_tubetest
- e.g.
- We recommend naming the folder in this convention:
-
Copy the notebooks(files ending in
.ipynb
) in this directory to the folder that you created. -
Create a
data
folder in the folder your created, and copy all your behavior spreadsheets into it. -
Make sure that Conda Environment is activated. If it is, in your terminal there should be the environment path in
()
next to your command line. e.g. Something like(/nancy/projects/social_competiton_elo_rating/elo_rating_env) riwata@godzilla:/nancy/projects/social_competiton_elo_rating $
- If not, then follow the directions here to activate it or to create one. ../conda_environment/README.md
-
From the root directory ../ , start Jupyter Notebook with the command
jupyter notebook --allow-root
in your terminal and pressEnter
. -
Navigate to the folder you created with the Jupyter Notebook GUI, which should pop in your internet browser. If you start in the root directory, you will click on
results
>>{folder_that_you_created}
. -
Click on the Jupyter Notebook you copied(the
.ipynb
file) -
Follow the instructions in the Jupyter Notebook and change any of the default variable values to better suit your file structure and naming convention.
-
Run the notebook:
- 8a. All at once with
Kernel
>Restart & Run All
- 8b. Or each cell(block) individually by clicking on the block. Then click
Run
button with the play button or use the run command withShift + Enter
- 8a. All at once with
-
Analyze spreadsheets and plots created in
./proc
that will be created.