X3_rawData.RdThis file contains the raw data from the utterance choice experiment.
X3_rawData
A data frame with the following columns:
Participant's ID
Unique ID of a stimulus
Indicates trial order.
A six-digit code that infers to which category the item belongs. In this experiment, it is only necessary to identify classes that have potentially ambiguous utterances.
Participant self-reported native language
Utterance 1-9.
The value to which the slider (1-9) was adjusted by the participant. Indicates how useful an utterance is for finding out listener preferences. The corresponding property that they are rating is stored under pref1-9. Can be in range 0-1. Small numbers mean less useful, larger numbers mean more useful.
A three-digit code referring to the object that the speaker intends to signal by the utterance (obj1), or to one of the other two objects present in the scene (obj2, obj3). The first digit of the code refers to shape, the second digit to texture, and the third digit to color of the object. 1 Shape: 1 cloud, 2 circle, 3 square 2 Texture: 1 solid, 2 striped, 3 polka-dotted 3 Color: 1 blue, 2 red, 3 green Example: If the target is a solid blue square the code would be: 311.
Marks whether a trial contains any ambiguous utterances.
The number of feature values present in a scene. For example, if we have 3 red objects, all of them solid, 1 square, 1 cloud, 1 circle, then the number of features would be 5. Value in range 3-9.