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PXL: a library for psychological experiments on IBM PC type computers
1Universität Mannheim, Schloss, Mannheim, Germany.
Spatial Vision
|January 1, 1997
Summary
This study introduces PXL, a versatile library for procedural experiment control and high-level utilities. It offers a collection of standard experiments with readily available source codes for researchers.
Area of Science:
- Computer Science
- Scientific Computing
- Laboratory Automation
Background:
- Procedural control is essential for reproducible scientific experiments.
- High-level utilities can streamline complex experimental workflows.
- Access to standard experiments and source code facilitates adoption and modification.
Purpose of the Study:
- To introduce PXL, a novel library for procedural experiment control.
- To highlight PXL's capability to provide high-level utility functions.
- To present a collection of standard experiments with source codes.
Main Methods:
- PXL library developed for procedural experiment control.
- Incorporation of high-level utility functions within PXL.
- Development and provision of standard experimental protocols with source code.
Main Results:
- PXL enables efficient procedural control of experiments.
- The library offers a suite of useful high-level functions.
- A repository of standard experiments with source code is accessible.
Conclusions:
- PXL serves as a valuable tool for automating and standardizing experimental procedures.
- The availability of source code promotes transparency and collaboration in research.
- PXL enhances the efficiency and reproducibility of scientific research.