09-03-2020, 08:49 AM
In Data Viewer reports, you'll often find variables prefixed with LEFT_, RIGHT_, and AVERAGE_.
If your dataset contains a mix of monocular and binocular recordings, analyzing separate LEFT_ and RIGHT_ columns can be complicated.
Cyclopean Mode solves this problem. When enabled, it intelligently populates the AVERAGE_ variables with data from whichever eye was recorded, creating a single, unified column for your analysis.
To enable this feature:
- For binocular data: The AVERAGE_ variables contain the average of the corresponding LEFT_ and RIGHT_ eye data.
- For monocular data: The AVERAGE_ variables will be blank by default, as there is no second eye to average with.
If your dataset contains a mix of monocular and binocular recordings, analyzing separate LEFT_ and RIGHT_ columns can be complicated.
Cyclopean Mode solves this problem. When enabled, it intelligently populates the AVERAGE_ variables with data from whichever eye was recorded, creating a single, unified column for your analysis.
To enable this feature:
- In the Inspector window, go to the Preferences tab.
- Select the Output / Analysis section.
- Check the box next to Cyclopean Mode.