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Currently, the package works with three different ID systems: id (unique to BVQ), id_exp (unique to the experiment the participant was recruited to participate in, if any), and id_db (unique to the BabyLab participant database.
In theory, id_db shold be sufficient: the three remain constant and unique for the same participant. If anything, id_exp might be useful for adding BVQ data to experiment-specific datasets, although 1) such dataset shoould already contain id_db, and id_exp can be extracted from bvq_participant.
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Currently, the package works with three different ID systems:
id
(unique to BVQ),id_exp
(unique to the experiment the participant was recruited to participate in, if any), andid_db
(unique to the BabyLab participant database.In theory,
id_db
shold be sufficient: the three remain constant and unique for the same participant. If anything,id_exp
might be useful for adding BVQ data to experiment-specific datasets, although 1) such dataset shoould already containid_db
, andid_exp
can be extracted frombvq_participant
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: