PsychoPy video tutorials

PsychoPy, as I have previously written about (e.g., Free and Useful Software and PsychoPy tutorial) is really a great Python tool for creating Psychology experiments. You can Python code by either using  “code view” or import the package in your favourite IDE.  Furthermore, you can use the builder mode and just drag and drop different items […]

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Repeated measures ANOVA using Python

A common method in experimental psychology is within-subjects designs. One way to analysis the data collected using within-subjects designs are using repeated measures ANOVA. I recently wrote a post on how to conduct a repeated measures ANOVA using Python and rpy2. I wrote that post since the great Python package statsmodels do not include repeated […]

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Descriptive Statistics using Python

Descriptive Statistics After data collection, most Psychology researchers use different ways to summarise the data. In this tutorial we will learn how to do descriptive statistics in Python. Python, being a programming language, enables us  many ways to carry out descriptive statistics. Pandas makes data manipulation and summary statistics quite similar to how you would […]

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TrialHandler – a PsychoPy tutorial

In this tutorial you will get to know how to use the PsychoPy function TrialHandler to create trials and correct responses to your targets in these trials. PsychoPy is an application for creating experiments for Psychology experiments. The application is written in Python, an easy programming language to learn. You can learn more about PsychoPy […]

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R from Python – an rpy2 tutorial

rpy2 tutorial Recently I found the Python module rpy2. This module offers a Python interface to R. Obviously; rpy2 requires that you have both R (version 3.2+) and Python (versions 2.7 and 3.3) installed.  There are pre-compiled binaries available for Linux and Windows (unsupported and unofficial, however). In this short tutorial, I will show you […]

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