I won't lie to you: the most challenging, fun (sometimes, frustrating), and rewarding moments of my academic career happened when I dealt with scripts. I personally, love the feeling to be challenged with a problem that I have no idea how to resolve and I have to figure out the "how". But another bit that I love about scripts is the open and sharing culture about them. When I was learning coding through Praat (and when I was 12, through M.U.G.E.N. a 2D fighting simulator) there were a lot of posts, tutorials and free scripts that helped me not to do the analysis that I needed to do, but to break the logic behind code. Here I present my humble (and probably ugly) contribution which I hope might help someone:

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Praat scripts:

• Sounds interlinked: Frequency tagging sequence simulator:

• Sounds interlinked - Oddball: Frequency tagging

• Transcriber: automatic phonological transcription (for Chilean Spanish)

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R scripts:

• Power Wrangler: example of data wrangling

• Bayesian Regression example: example of a Bayesian regression analysis

• Oscilloscope Automa: a script for conducting analysis on oscilloscope data

 

PsychoPy scripts:

• Frequency Tagging-Visual Test: a script to test the visual presentation accuracy rate of equipment using frequency tagging

• Frequency Tagging-Auditory Test: a script to test the auditory presentation accuracy rate of equipment using frequency tagging

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