A new state-of-the-art feature was added recently to Labvanced.com, which is data frames

 

A data frame is a table or a two-dimensional array-like structure in which you can combine multiple

sets of images or different types of stimuli such as images, text, videos, and more, That way you

can put all stimuli in your study into one place and easily read out a different stimulus

(or set of stimuli) for each trial or frame. 

The data stored in a data frame can be: numeric, text, Boolean, images, audio, and video data

This will allow the researchers to:

1- Create a very complex study smoothly.

2-The data frame makes using our visual study builder easier and saves the researcher using our

platform a great deal of time.

3- Allow the direct importing of stimuli or data from 2D CSV

4-The data frame makes it very easy to create complex randomization between the subjects.

5-You can easier associate stimuli (text, sound, images, videos) to each other.

To test out these features yourself you can simply use this  template study from our open source experiment library: 

https://www.labvanced.com/page/library/12217

So why do you waste your time in complex coding or using another tool that takes days or weeks to create your study? Labvanced has all the tools you need and building and testing your study is completely free! If you have any questions about our features, or if you are interested to use our platform, please email us, we will also be happy to provide a free demo via Google Meet at your convenience.

Labvanced Team

contact@labvanced.com

www.labvanced.com

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