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#### **Associations between aversive learning processes and transdiagnostic psychiatric symptoms revealed by large-scale phenotyping** --- Data for this project is provided here, as is the preregistration. Code for this project is located at https://github.com/tobywise/online-aversive-learning The data structure is as follows: ``` . +-- code // available on github +-- data // the data provided here | +-- behavioural_measures.csv // Model-free measures for each subject | +-- full_df.csv // Dataset containing every variable | +-- modelling_data // Data that has been processed for model fitting | +-- combined_modelling_data.csv // All subjects data combined | +-- data_sub000.csv // A single subject's data for model fitting | +-- ... | +-- models // Behavioural model objects | +-- example_model.pklz // An unfitted model | +-- example_model_fit.pklz // A fitted model | +-- questionnaire_model // The model used to predict factor scores | +-- three_factor_classifier.pkl // The SKLearn model | +-- three_factor_classifier_weights.csv // The model weights | +-- questionnaire_info.csv // Information about questionnaire items | +-- qns_full.csv // Sum scores and factor scores | +-- raw_data // Raw data +-- avoidance_test_scores.txt // Scores on the control task | +-- questionnaires // Questionnaire data | +-- questionnaire_data_sub_000_7112018.csv | +-- ... | +-- task // Task data | +-- game_data_sub_000_7112018.csv | +-- ... | +-- raw_qns.csv // Item-level responses for each subject | +-- reduced_qns.csv // Reduced dataset from Rouault et al (2018) | +-- regression_models // Regression model objects | +-- models // Unfitted regression models | +-- outcome_predictors_covariates.pkl // Model filename | +-- ... | +-- results // Fitted models | +-- outcome_predictors_covariates.pkl // Model filename | +-- ... | +-- rouault_et_al // Data from Rouault et al (2018) | +-- qns.csv // Item responses | +-- scores.csv // Scores on the three factors | +-- simulated_data.csv // Simulated data from the winning model | +-- subject_param_values.csv // Parameter estimates for subjects +-- notebooks // available on github ```
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