role
Describe the role that the stimulus plays in the trial, e.g., "target".
info
Part of the What category of the Stimulus table in the trial schema.
Details
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | enum |
| Requirement | required |
| Range | - target: A stimulus the agent must process and which should trigger the completion of the response (e.g., classify, reach, memorize) if the agent is doing the task as intended. In some cases (e.g., in a go/no-go task) the correct response to a stimulus is to NOT click the button. In this case, the stimulus that triggered the decision to NOT click the button is still a target. - non_target: A stimulus the agent must process but which does not trigger the completion of the response (e.g., the first two stimuli in a 2-back test). - distractor: "A stimulus the agent should not process at all (i.e., ignore) and which is unrelated to the correct execution of the task. - location_cue: A stimulus giving a spatial location information that agents could use to improve their performance. - job_specifier: A stimulus specifying which job the agent should perform. - stop_signal: "A stimulus signaling the agents that they should abort current action. - probe: A stimulus indicating about which stimulus to respond. |
| Categories | What |