Update event files from original logs
The current event files do not store the individual words. New event files were generated based on the original logs. They also contain additional information about the presentation of fixation cross and duration of recording for the reading aloud. The current event files seemed to store some information about whether the presented words were read aloud correctly by the participant in the form of mispron
events. I meant to use this information and we could potentially exclude mispronounced words or model them seperately. This data is not available in the logs and can only be retrieved by listening to the original recordings.
I first noticed problems with the timings in these event files when compared to the original log files, for around half the participant the timing of the word presentation does not match that of the original logs. Additionaly, most of the participants seem to have an associated mispron event for every stimulus presentation. This is incongruent with the paper, which reports ceiling effects for all groups. I will disregard the old event files completely and use the once derived from the log. We can assume the incorrect trials will not have much impact on the analysis since there were so little.