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author | Sam Mathias |
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# Psychophysics and Cognition (`psycog`)
This software is for measuring psychophysical and cognitive abilities in humans. I use it
for my own research, but it is open source and freely available for anyone to use.
## Installation
### Python Package
`psycog` is a Python package. You can install it using `pip`:
```bash
pip install psycog
```
Due to the large number of dependencies, it is strongly recommended that you install
`psycog` in a fresh [virtual environment](https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/venv.html).
### Standalone Executable
I intend to make `psycog` available as a standalone executable in the future. This will
allow you to run experiments without having to install Python or any dependencies, though
the executable will be quite large (~1GB). This is not yet available.
## Usage
### Command Line
`psycog` is GUI-based. To run it, simply type `psycog` into the command line. This will
open the main menu, from which you can select the experiments you wish to run.
### Python
You can also run the GUI from inside a Python REPL or script, though I'm not sure why you
would want to do this.
```python
from psycog import run
run()
```
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