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The Guide to Psychophysics Programming with JAVA
This guide provides in depth information on Java concepts
relevant to psychophysical programming and how they can be put
together.
Download the entire Guide or
individual chapters below.
The source code of the examples from all chapters
is available in
this archive.
While introducing those details, a set of
convenient tools are developed to be used for psychophysics
experiments.
If you only want to use those tools, they are placed in
psychWithJava package.
Contents
Source code (Last updated:
12/30/2006)
Chapter 1: Introduction (Last updated: 9/29/06)
Chapter 2: Hello Psychophysicist (Last updated: 6/5/06)
Chapter 3: Introduction to threads (Last updated: 3/5/06)
Chapter 4: Accurate timing (Last updated: 3/28/06)
Chapter 5: Multi-threaded animations (not yet available)
Chapter 6: Getting observer response (Last updated: 6/5/06)
Chapter 7: Geometrical shapes and Java imaging model
Chapter 8: Color lookup tables
(Last updated: 7/22/06)
Chapter 9: Fine tune your strategies to eliminate artifacts
Chapter 10: Managing (multiple) displays (Last updated: 6/5/06)
Chapter 11: Applets, normal window applications, packaging and sharing your work
(Last updated: 6/13/06)
Chapter 12: Java sound
Chapter 13: 3D rendering with JOGL and Java3D
Chapter 14: Networked experiments
Chapter 15: fMRI experiments
Chapter A: Bits++ (Last updated: 8/16/2006)
Chapter B: Essential numerical analysis
Chapter C: psychWithJava (Last updated: 12/28/2006)
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