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# What the script does `autoPraat` does four things: 1. Collects personal information of a given participant 2. Runs a judgement experiment, i.e., ooTextFile (ExperimentMFC) 3. Reads a csv file containing the linguistic variables of interest 4. Combines 1-3 above into a single csv table ready for analysis Each participant will have a csv file, which is saved in a folder (`output/`). You can later easily bind all `csv`s together (using `dplyr` in R, for example). # Requirements To run this script you’ll need: 1. An `ooTextFile` experiment file (`*.txt`) 2. A `csv` file with your linguistic variables Finally, you’ll probably want to change the paths in the script. The script assumes (1) and (2) above are in the same directory as the script itself. A folder (output) is also assumed to be present. The script does not use the `createDirectory` command on Praat, so you can run the exact same script for every participant. **Important:** One of the fields in the questionnaire can be used to identify each participant (`username`). Note that if you repeat the `username`, Praat will overwrite the file. So just make sure to assign unique `username`s. For more information, visit [`guilhermegarcia.github.io/praatExperiment.html`](https://guilhermegarcia.github.io/praatExperiment.html)
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