Drift Correction?

[iandol]

Eyelink offers a manual drift correction, basically a very simple offset applied from a single point. I wonder whether you think it would be a method one could consider for Titta's interface? Perhaps there's a reason Tobii doesn't offer drift correction, but it is useful as slow drift seems to be a problem so far with the spectrum pro. It could be an offset that was only applied to peek()ed data, keeping the stored data untouched. Stored messages detailing drift correction time/value could be used for later manipulation if so desired.

[dcnieho]

Hi Ian, Thanks for the suggestion. This is also a feature that i think should be implemented by the user on top of functionality that Titta provides. I want to keep Titta lean. Cheers, Dee

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[iandol]

Hi Dee, OK I'll come up with something in my own interface. Cheers, Ian