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Annotations

Download data: Annotations structure

The annotations structure is a format that is uniform across several task designs, which generate an annotation for each individual stimulus, or set of two or three.

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Compatible file types

Annotations structure data is currently available in the .csv file type, in which each cell is separated by a comma. Read more about csv and how to import it here.

Structure

Each row represents one annotation of a set of one, two or three stimuli. It includes columns for their Meadows id and name (based on the file name). The next columns contain the time that the stimulus was presented, and the time of the participant's response, and the label, which varies based on the task. It also includes the name of the task in which it was generated, and the alias of the participant session.

Example

Annotations for 3 stimuli, in a Label task called lbl1.


task    participation   stim1_id  stim2_id  stim3_id    stim1_name  stim2_name  stim3_name  start               resp                label
lbl1    preview     6f3bc               rain                    2020-09-14T18:18:43.196Z    2020-09-14T18:19:00.993Z    brown river water surrounded by a green quay
lbl1    preview     e4e71               fireplace               2020-09-14T18:19:00.995Z    2020-09-14T18:19:38.363Z    a lively fire burning off a stack of logs
lbl1    preview     3c097               beach                   2020-09-14T18:19:38.364Z    2020-09-14T18:20:24.634Z    green waves gently breaking on a yellow sand