Simon Ho

I dont directly import `xlwt` itself as the Excel writing is done using `pandas`. I think it would be sufficient to have only `pandas` installed (which may install `xlwt` as...

Options should be settable in the task specific menu (https://github.com/sho-87/cognitive-battery/issues/9)

Add settings window option for block count and trial count

Sternberg block count is settable in Settings as of e1b39c14ff1581a5f27fe1189a1b470c6b475338

Could it be because the main battery and settings windows are both opening the settings file for writing at the same time?

Dont think the issue is with double opening. As of 2d4e49cfaa11d8f35682cbc998f83b98b0dc8514 this still happens, and Settings are opened in the Main battery window and passed to the Settings window

This is easy if saving CSV files, but currently all tasks write to the same Excel file. That already eliminates some modularity, as you'd need to create and pass in...

Potential issue: **all** tasks would need to implement the hotkey check/quit code, otherwise the "global" Quit hotkey is no longer truly global. Not sure how enforceable this is in practice...

you could import your data into a pandas data frame and then do something like this: ``` import pandas as pd import sensormotion as sm df = pd.read_csv('file.csv') b, a...

@vanessabin it is mostly to help with comparison between devices and signal types. If you calculate cross-correlation using `xcorr(x, y, scale="coeff")` then division by `ac_lag0` wouldn't do anything as the...