Below, you will find three examples that may be helpful for your first steps using fast-dm. Each ZIP archive contains some data files, the experiment.ctl file, and the fast-dm.exe file. Additionally you find the R-code that has been used to generate the data files (calling construct-samples).
Short Introduction
- Download, save, and un-zip the archiev
- Open a Command Window
- Go to the example's directory (using "cd")
- Type "fast-dm[RETURN]" to start the program (alternatively, use a double click on the icon in the directory)
- Results are saved in the log files (e.g., "exp1.log") that can be read in any statistical software for further analysis
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- Example 1: Twenty data files with 200 trials each are simulated from the same parameter values (a=1; zr=0.5; v=2; t0=0.5; other parameters are zero)
- Example 2: Simulates an experiment with 4 conditions with different drift rates (a=1; zr=0.5; v1=-3; v2=-1; v3=1; v4=3; t0=0.5; other parameters are zero)
- Example 3: One-hundred data sets with 500 trials each with randomly generated parameter values. The file true-scores.lst contains the values that have been used for the simulation.