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# Cerebellar tDCS and visuomotor adaptation
Code to analyse behavioural data of visuomotor adaptation task performed during anodal or sham cerebellar stimulation.
#### written by Caroline Nettekoven, University of Oxford, 2016 - 2022.
- Within-subject, sham-controlled anodal tDCS study.
- Real stimulation parameters: 1.5 mA, 20 min

![Cerebellar TDCS Montage and Current Flow](img.png)
*Figure 1. Cerebellar tDCS. Left shows the tDCS montage with the anode centered on the right cerebellar cortex and the cathode positioned over the right buccinator muscle. Right shows the electrical Field Magnitude in cerebellum induced by cerebellar anodal tDCS in a representative participant.*
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## Description
### FILES
All are stored in folder `./data`

Files available: \
main_data.txt contains behavioural data \
main_subjectlist.txt contains subject list

### DATA
(text file ending in _data) \
contains error data and information about experimental protocol

column 1 = error \
column 2 = block number \
column 3 = trial number (within-block) \
column 4 = target \
column 5 = rotation \
column 6 = visual feedback ON yes or no \
column 7 = Reaction Time \
column 8 = Movement Onset \
column 9 = Movement Offset \
column 10 = Timepoint of peak velocity (is the same as RT) \
column 11 = Peak Velocity \
column 12 = Artefactual trial yes or no

### SUBJECTS
(text file ending in _subjectlist) \
contains subject name (is stored seperately from _data because matlab can't write out strings and numbers to the same text file)

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## Steps to perform analysis.
1. Load datasets and calculate performance indices\
Run `tdcs_get_behav_data.R`

2. Calculate statistics\
Run `tdcs_stats.R`