You might need to take a look inside the raw log files for data checking and script editing.
Here are some tips on how to understand log filenames and read raw log files in .json format.
Understand Log Filenames
All log filenames follow a similar pattern. Here are the formulas to use:
Summary Logs
Username_SessionNumber_[SummaryLog/BatteryLog/Summary]_Year_Month_Date_Hour_Minute_Second.json
e.g. JaneExample1_000_BatteryLog_22_07_06_16_20_52.json
e.g. JaneExample2_002_SummaryLog_21_09_30_12_00_12.json
e.g. JaneExample3_028_Summary_20_12_12_08_25_46.json
Trial Logs
Username_SessionNumber_RunNumber_[AssessmentName]_Year_Month_Date_Hour_Minute_Second.json
e.g. JaneExample1_000_002_CRMSingleTalker_22_07_06_16_20_52.json
e.g. JaneExample2_001_007_MatrixReasoningLog_21_09_30_12_00_12.json
e.g. JaneExample3_002_014_UserResponse_Level0_20_12_12_08_25_46.json
Action Logs
Username_SessionNumber_RunNumber_Neo[AssessmentName]Action_Year_Month_Date_Hour_Minute_Second.json
e.g. JaneExample1_000_002_NeoCorsiAction_22_07_06_16_20_52.json
e.g. JaneExample2_001_007_NeoD2Action_21_09_30_12_00_12.json
Read Raw Log Files
Step 1. We recommend using Visual Studio Code for reading log files.
In VS Code, open your desired raw log files/folders
Step 2. Right click on the screen to select "Format Document"
All done! You can read the logs a lot more easier along with our Documentation