I haven't gotten through the whole process yet, but looking at the db schema (as I can understand it), the (x,y) of each click is stored, but the accuracy (comparison with target zones in settings.json) is not.
These data should be stored in the database because it will save a step for the researcher.
_From @mattbk on October 29, 2015 16:58_
I haven't gotten through the whole process yet, but looking at the [db schema](https://github.com/mattbk/changeblindnesstest/issues/4) (as I can understand it), the (x,y) of each click is stored, but the accuracy (comparison with target zones in `settings.json`) is not.
These data should be stored in the database because it will save a step for the researcher.
_Copied from original issue: mattbk/changeblindnesstest#5_
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From @mattbk on October 29, 2015 16:58
I haven't gotten through the whole process yet, but looking at the db schema (as I can understand it), the (x,y) of each click is stored, but the accuracy (comparison with target zones in
settings.json) is not.These data should be stored in the database because it will save a step for the researcher.
Copied from original issue: mattbk/changeblindnesstest#5
Comparison is done at https://github.com/mattbk/changeblindnesstest/blob/master/index.php#L145.
Yes, but not stored in the database.
Done and stored in database.