trimr (version 1.0.0)

absoluteRT: Absolute RT trimming

Description

absoluteRT takes a data frame of RT data and returns trimmed rt data that fall between set minimum and maximum limits.

Usage

absoluteRT(data, minRT, maxRT, omitErrors = TRUE, returnType = "mean",
  digits = 3)

Arguments

data

A data frame. It must contain columns named "participant", "condition", "rt", and "accuracy". The RT can be in seconds (e.g., 0.654) or milliseconds (e.g., 654). Typically, "condition" will consist of strings. "accuracy" must be 1 for correct and 0 for

minRT

The lower criteria for acceptable response time. Must be in the same form as rt column in data frame (e.g., in seconds OR milliseconds).

maxRT

The upper criteria for acceptable response time. Must be in the same form as rt column in data frame (e.g., in seconds OR milliseconds).

omitErrors

If set to TRUE, error trials will be removed before conducting trimming procedure. Final data returned will not be influenced by errors in this case.

returnType

Request nature of returned data. "raw" returns trial- level data excluding trimmed data; "mean" returns mean response times per participant for each experimental condition identified; "median" returns median response times per participant for each expe

digits

How many decimal places to round to after trimming?

Details

By passing a data frame containing raw response time data, together with trimming criteria, the function will return trimmed data, either in the form of trial-level data or in the form of means/medians for each subject & condition.

Examples

# load the example data that ships with trimr
data(exampleData)

# perform the trimming, returning mean RT
trimmedData <- absoluteRT(data = exampleData, minRT = 150, maxRT = 2500,
returnType = "mean")