Welcome

Welcome to the wiki page of the first Java-based NeuroIS tool for economic experiments.

About

This is a team project under construction at the Institute for Information Systems & Marketing, the chair of Prof. Dr. Christof Weinhardt, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology.

Aims

• To develop a framework for conducting economic experiments on Java.
• Implement the basic building blocks of experiments, such as "Trial", "Session", "Repeated", "Stranger/Partner Matching", etc.
• Enable to design experiments using Java Swing's extensive UI toolbox.
• To integrate elements of Neuro- and Psychophysio- logical experiments, such as Event markers, and Sensor data handling.
• Easier data analysis by directly logging Events of interest into the database
• Achieving a stable core, and make the platform available for distribution and use.

People

• Dr. Marc Adam
• Dr. Verena Dorner
• Dr. Jella Pfeiffer
• Anuja Hariharan
• Marius Müller
• Ewa Lux
• An Thuy Tien Luong
• Tonda Roder
• Looking for researchers /research teams to implement and run their experiment on the platform
• Looking for students to enhance the platform

Have fun!

First Steps

Setup

• A1a Setup using Eclipse and Windows
• A1b Setup using IntelliJ and Mac
• A2 Quick Start an experiment
• A3 Steps to manage an experiment from the UI
• A4 Steps to program an experiment
• A5 Steps to run the experiment in the lab
• A6 Accessing your data from H2 database
• A7 How to make the client screens fullscreens
• A8 Setting up Brownie over Wireless
• A9 Integrating a new sensor in Brownie

Videos

• B1 Video Tutorials
• B2 Videos and Presentations

Specific commonly-used functions

• C1 Payoff Calculation
• C2 Integrating an online-survey into Brownie
• C3 FAQ
• C4 Adding an image to Brownie
• C5 Client File Transmission
• C6 Perfect Stranger Table

Additional Information

• D1 Working with Forks
• D2 Description of Architecture
• D3 Brownie API documentation

Who is using Brownie