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Elo Rating Processing Notebooks

Steps to take

  1. 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
  2. Copy the notebooks(files ending in .ipynb) in this directory to the folder that you created.

  3. Create a data folder in the folder your created, and copy all your behavior spreadsheets into it.

  4. 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 $

  5. From the root directory ../ , start Jupyter Notebook with the command jupyter notebook --allow-root in your terminal and press Enter.

  6. 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}.

  7. Click on the Jupyter Notebook you copied(the .ipynb file)

  8. Follow the instructions in the Jupyter Notebook and change any of the default variable values to better suit your file structure and naming convention.

  9. 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 with Shift + Enter
  10. Analyze spreadsheets and plots created in ./proc that will be created.