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Specification
Requirements
- Windows 95 (Version B or later recommended), Windows 98
- 20 MB available disk space
- Monitor resolution 800x600 or better
- CD-ROM drive (for CD version only - not required for download version)
Limits
- Number of categories: Up to 20
- Number of items per category: Limited only by available memory
- Number of participants per test: Limited only be available memory
- Number of attempts allowed to find each item: Up to 3
Input file format
Classified reads the classification scheme from a standard text file. You can produce such
files in any text editor or word processing package.
The file must be set out in a particular format; this is described in details in the
online help, and a sample file is shipped with Classified. The following is an example:
[Vegetables]
Snow peas
Carrots
Beans
Spinach
[Fruit]
Apples
Oranges
Bananas
Kiwi
Paw-paw
[Spices]
Coriander
Nutmeg
Turmeric
Star anise
[Cheeses]
Brie
Edam
Cheddar
[end]
Output file format
Classified writes evaluation results to a comma-separated-values (CSV) file. These files
can be opened in spreadsheet, word-processing, or text editing programs. The file contains
the following information:
- Participant number
- Item name
- Actual Location
- First Attempt
- Second Attempt
- Third Attempt
The following is an example:
Participant number, Item, Actual Location, First Attempt, Second Attempt, Third Attempt
1, Marigolds, Flowers, Fish, Flowers,
1, Herring, Fish, Fish, ,
1, Perfume, Cosmetics, Fish, Flowers, Lingerie
1, Platypus, Monotreme, Mammal, Reptile, Monotreme
2, Herring, Fish, Fish, ,
2, Perfume, Cosmetics, Cosmetics, ,
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