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TIMECODE TO MSEC

=FLOOR((VALUE(MID(B26,2,2))*3600+VALUE(MID(B26,5,2))*60 + VALUE(MID(B26,8,2)) + VALUE(MID(B26,11,2))/60)*1000,1)

TO DO

• Code in MATLAB
  • 22
• Start times
  • 26, 35 (never digitized, coded in matlab)

Start of Lectures

The Elouise lectures' starting point is right before (single frame before) she says "Welcome to the lecture" when she lifts her hands up and the frame where you can see a little bit of the background between her left arm and her body (see .png in attachment table for screenshot)

The Scott lectures' starting point is right before he says "Okay" while flipping his hair when you can see a little bit of the background between his watch and his shoulder (see .png screenshot in attachment table)

WRITE DOWN TIMECODE IN RITCODE NOT TIMECODE ON VIDEO

• Subject 1: (used to find timecodes for Scott S and Elouise F switches)
  • Scott Slow: 00:15:06
  • First Shift: 5:33:19
  • Second Shift: 9:58:05

• • Elouise Fast: 00:01:58
  • First Shift: 3:36:30
  • Second Shift: 6:38:19
• Subject 2 (used to find timecodes for Scott F and Elouise S switches):
  • Scott Fast: 00:11:02
  • First Shift: 4:06:18
  • Second Shift: 7:21:16

• • Elouise Slow: 00:16:58
  • First Shift: 5:07:16
  • Second Shift: 9:13:19
• Subject 3:
  • Elouise Slow: 00:19:31
  • Scott Fast: 00:14:50
• Subject 4: THROWN OUT
• Subject 5:
  • Elouise Fast: 00:11:56
  • Scott Slow: 00:13:52
• Subject 6:
  • Elouise Fast: 00:29:43
  • Scott Slow: 00:20:45
• Subject 7
  • Scott Fast: 00:33:05
  • Elouise Slow: 00:31:49
• Subject 8:
  • Elouise Slow: 00:12:32
  • Scott Fast: 00:04:32 BEFORE the beginning
• Subject 9:
  • Scott Fast: 00:23:32
  • Elouise Slow: 00:55:51
• Subject 10:
  • Elouise Slow: 00:47:58
  • Scott Fast: 00:29:07
• Subject 11:
  • Scott Fast: 00:34:22
  • Elouise Slow: 00:50:11
• Subject 12:
  • Scott Fast: 00:47:56
  • Elouise Slow: 00:08:32
• Subject 13:
  • Scott Fast: 00:11:08
  • Elouise Slow: 00:15:37
• Subject 14:
  • Scott Slow: 00:38:14
  • Elouise Fast: 00:35:34
• Subject 15:
  • Elouise Fast: 00:37:26
  • Scott Slow: 00:27:51
• Subject 16
  • Elouise Fast: 02:23:07
  • Scott Slow: 00:14:12
• Subject 17:
  • Elouise Slow: 00:45:28
  • Scott Fast: 00:32:15
• Subject 18:
  • Elouise Slow: 00:39:34
  • Scott Fast: 00:30:37
• Subject 19:
  • Elouise Fast: 00:47:42
  • Scott Slow: 00:40:42
• Subject 20:
  • Elouise Fast: 03:11:55
  • Scott Slow: 00:12:18
• Subject 21:
  • Elouise Fast: 00:34:10
  • Scott Slow: 00:43:00
• Subject 22:
  • Elouise Fast: 00:28:25
  • Scott Slow: 00:32:21
• Subject 23:
  • Elouise Slow: 00:16:04
  • Scott Fast: 00:01:22
• Subject 24:
  • Elouise Slow: 00:16:50
  • Scott Fast: 00:08:58
• Subject 25
  • Elouise Slow: 00:16:02
  • Scott Fast: 00:10:16
• Subject 26
• Subject 27:
  • Elouise Fast: 02:15:00
  • Scott Slow: 02:16:18
• Subject 28:
  • Elouise Fast: 00:11:50
  • Scott Slow: 00:13:56
• Subject 29:
  • Elouise Fast: 00:11:50
  • Scott Slow: 00:13:54
• Subject 30 THROWN OUT
• Subject 31:
  • Elouise Slow: 03:13:49
  • Scott Fast: 03:43:25
• Subject 32:
  • Elouise Slow: 05:43:22
  • Scott Fast: 06:07:50
• Subject 33:
  • Elouise Slow: 03:58:08
  • Scott Fast: 04:29:20
• Subject 34:
  • Elouise Slow: 00:15:36
  • Scott Fast: 00:09:34
• Subject 35
• Subject 36:
  • Elouise Slow: 06:15:58
  • Scott Fast: 05:15:34
• Subject 37:
  • Elouise Fast: 00:10:34
  • Scott Slow: 00:12:44
• Subject 38:
  • Elouise F: 00:12:17
  • Scott S: 00:12:56
• Subject 39:
  • Elouise Fast: 05:32:13
  • Scott Slow: 05:02:28
• Subject 40:
  • Elouise Fast: 00:11:48
  • Scott Slow: 00:13:54
• Subject 41:
  • Elouise Slow: 00:15:54
  • Scott Fast: 00:10:18
• Subject 42:
  • Elouise Slow: 00:22:43
  • Scott Fast: 00:09:28
• Subject 43:
  • Elouise Fast: 00:10:18
  • Scott Slow: 00:13:46
• Subject 44:
  • Elouise Slow: 04:19:59
  • Scott Fast: 00:12:56
• Subject 45:
  • Elouise Slow: 00:16:12
  • Scott Fast: 00:10:16
• Subject 46:
  • Elouise Fast: 00:12:02
  • Scott Slow: 00:13:50
• Subject 47:
  • Elouise Fast: 00:00:48
  • Scott Slow: 00:13:46
• Subject 48:
  • Elouise Slow: 00:06:46
  • Scott Fast: 00:05:56
• Subject 49:
  • Elouise Fast: 00:12:12
  • Scott Slow: 00:17:01

Callise's Stuff

• NOTE Callise's labels.txt file did not have a code for blink - her blinks were coded as losses (and most blinks were ignored)
• Subject 9:
  • 'NTID 3rd yr 9 2005 probably2Scott.clv' is the first coded section of file 'NTID 3rd yr 2005 91Elouise.clv'
  • One lecture from subject 9 not coded
  • MISLABEL Coded file labeled "91elouise" is really 9 Scott F
• Subject 10:
  • Only coded Elouise lecture, need Scott lecture coded
• Subject 12:
  • Only coded ONE lecture (and other lecture may not be digitized)
  • When she says "Interpreter Likely" looks more like "Display Likely"
  • Good for coding in MATLAB
• Subject 18:
  • Elouise S: Coded file is definitely "brief" - i.e. missing losses and just coded main "sections" but overall looks okay
• Subject 22:
  • Pupil threshold set really poorly, will recalibrate and code again in MATLAB
• LOOK GOOD AND FULL (both lectures):
  • Subjects 11, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 21

Missing ASCII Files

• Subject 14

Skipped (notes)

• Subject 30:
  • No CR during calibration

Calibrated

• Subjects 1-6: (coded by Feng?)
• Subjects 8-12, 15, 17-19, 21, 22, 24 (coded by Callise?)
• Subject 13:
  • 3rd Calibration used
  • Very poor Calibration
  • Can code from pupil data
• Subject 20:
  • Second Calibration used
  • No C.R. when looking at instructor
  • Bad top left corner calibration
• Subject 23:
  • Deaf
  • codable using pupil data
  • Section missing in second lacture
• Subject 25:
  • contacts make multiple c.r.s
  • p.o.r. likes to jump around
  • horizontal position not too bad though overall (calib better during second lecture)
• Subject 26:
  • GOOD Pupil data
  • Reflections on eye image bad during calibration
  • CR lost when subject looks at display
  • SHOULD BE ABLE TO LOOK AT PUPIL DATA ALONE (subject did not move head to look at display)
• Subject 27:
  • Pupil data ok (worse in lecture 2), CR bad
  • see Sue's notes for additional comments
• Subject 28:
  • Bad calibration: vertical data bad, horizontal data usable
  • CR bad
  • see Sue's notes for additional comments
• Subject 29:
  • wears contacts (multiple CRs but not horrible)
  • Good calibration
  • see Sue's notes for additional comments
• Subject 31:
  • Best track so far (good CR -> POR)
• Subject 32:
  • wears contacts
  • decent track
  • see Sue's notes for additional comments
• Subject 33:
  • REALLY BAD (possibly unusable) - eye closes a lot, CR often missing.
  • Bad calibration (eyes basically closed during calibration) -> POR awful
• Subject 34:
  • decent track (CR falls off but not too often)
• Subject 35:
  • wears contacts
  • Bad CR
  • REALLY BAD calibration
  • only Pupil data is usable
• Subject 35: (for real this time)
  • P.O.R. off screen a lot (c.r. bad then, but fine when P.O.R. on screen)
  • Horizontal position is good (the little that the P.O.R. is on screen)
  • Pupil is just fine
• Subject 36:
  • Good track: VERY good Pupil, good CR
  • BAD calibration -> bad POR
  • see Sue's notes for additional comments
• Subject 37:
  • POR decent (H better than V)
  • very codable
  • see Sue's notes for additional comments
• Subject 38:
  • Good POR (calibrated seperately for each lecture, lecture 2 is better)
  • RECORDED LECTURE 2 TWICE (on CALIB tape twice, in data file once corresponding to second try) - second "try" is with better calibration (ignore first recording of lecture 2 on CALIB tape)
  • see Sue's notes for additional comments
• Subject 39:
  • Great calibration
  • hearing
• Subject 40:
  • contacts
  • deaf
  • used 2nd calibration for 1st lecture and different calib for lecture 2
  • decent track
• Subject 41
  • POR Field Averaging set to 4 (redo?)
  • Otherwise good calibration, easy to code
  • Deaf
  • Eyeglasses
• Subject 42
  • Used Second Calibration
  • Lose POR in perifrial
  • Decent
• Subject 43
  • Contacts
  • Good horizontal position, bad vertical position
  • Bad C.R., POR not existent, must use pupil data
  • Deaf
• Subject 44
  • Contacts
  • Hearing
  • Decent
• Subject 45
  • Hearing
  • CR lost a lot in another reflection
• Subject 46
  • Deaf
  • Fantastic calibration!
• Subject 47
  • Most codable track ever! Whoever does the best, gets to code this one!
  • contacts - POR jumps a little when switching between multiple CRs but still very obvious where subject is looking
• Subject 48
  • Good Calibration
  • Very Codeable
• Subject 49
  • Excellent Calibration
  • Little bit of jump with POR but not very bad
  • Very codeable

Digitized

• Callise:
  • in coded folder: 10_1, 11_1, 11_2, 12_1, 14_S, 14_E, 15_1, 15_2, 17_E, 17_S,
  • in TBC folder: 14_S, 14_E, 15_S, 17_E, 17_S, 18_E, 18_S, 19_E, 19_S, 21_E, 21_S
• 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 13, 16, 20, 24, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 37, 38, 39, 27, 40, 41,43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49
• NOTE: For now, don't bother digitizing 26

Coded

• S% = Scott, E% = Elouise, %F = Fast, %S = Slow
• Callise: 9_SF, 9_E, 10_ES, 11_ES, 11_SF, 12_SF, 14_E, 14_S, 15_E, 15_S, 17_S, 17_E, 18_E, 18_S, S19_S, 19_E, 20_EF, 20_SS, 21_S, 21_E, 22_E, 22_S
• S1_EF, S1_SS, S2_SF, S2_ES, S3_SF, S3_ES, S4_EF, S4_SS, S5_EF, S5_SS, S6_EF, S6_SS, S7_ES, 7_SF, 7_ES, 8_SF, 8_ES, 10_SF, 12_ES, 13_SF, 13_ES, 16_EF, 16_SS, 24_SF, 24_ES, 28_EF, 28_SS, 31_ES, 31_SF(tapes cut out), 32_ES, 32_SF,33_ES, 34_ES, 34_SF,36_SF, 36_ES, 37_SS, 37_EF, 38_EF, 38_SS(on progress), 39_EF, 39_SS, 40_EF, 40_SS, 41_SF, 41_ES, 42_SF, 42_ES, 44_SF, 44_ES, 45_SF, 45_ES, 46_SS, 46_EF, 47_SS, 47_EF, 48_SF, 49_EF, 49_SS
• Coded in MATLAB: 2(bad), 5, 26, 27, 33, 43
• Noteworthy:
  • 31_SF - CALIB tape is missing about a second worth of video, subject appears to be looking at display during that time. IGNORING MISSING PARTS FOR NOW
  • 23_E - missing 30 sec (or so...) of RAW tape

Questions and Answers

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-- SueKola - 20 Jul 2005