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Dismal: A spreadsheet for sequential data analysis and HCI experimentation
2005
Behavior Research Methods
Dismal is a spreadsheet that works within the GNU Emacs editor, a widely available programmable editor. Dismal has three particular features of interest to those interested in studying behavior: (a) the ability to manipulate and align sequential data, (b) an open architecture that allows users to expand it to meet their particular needs, and (c) an instrumented and accessible interface for studies of human-computer interaction (HCI). Example uses of these capabilities are provided including two
doi:10.3758/bf03206400
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