Hi Christine,
It should be okay to picture one of the conditions as a baseline.
Then all of the event durations should add up to the total duration
of each run.
For example, if there are 3 2 second event conditions, and one
3 second "baseline" condition, and 10 events of each type, this
command might apply:
make_random_timing.py -num_stim 4 -run_time 90 -stim_dur 2 2 2 3 \
-num_reps 10 -prefix ss -stim_labels A B C D -num_runs 1 -show_timing_stats
The -show_timing_stats option shows no rest time, which seems
to be what you want.
To evaluate the full order of conditions, consider:
timing_tool.py -multi_timing ss* -multi_stim_dur 2 2 2 3 -multi_timing_to_event_list GE:ALL all.times.txt
What command are you trying now?
- rick
