Don't understand exported csv

Added by Rafael Rodriguez almost 10 years ago

I have a test with 30 questions. I thought the columns marked as t1, t2, etc in the exported csv had the code for the correct and incorrect answers.
My problem is that the number of 1 and 0 is variable and rarely reach 30.
One example without name, ID, ... is:
"28";1;11111111111;1111;1111111;111;101
There are only 29 1/0. The corrected pdf is attached as uno.png

There is something I am understanding wrong?

Thanks in advance,
Rafael

uno.png - First example. (235.6 kB)


Replies (4)

RE: Don't understand exported csv - Added by Alexis Bienvenüe almost 10 years ago

Very strange: the exported CSV should not be like that!
What is your AMC version? Can you send a minimal project directory showing the problem?

RE: Don't understand exported csv - Added by Rafael Rodriguez almost 10 years ago

The version is:
Auto Multiple Choice 1.2.1 (svn:1403)
running under OpenSuse 13.2 or OpenSuse Leap 42.1

I attach a project in the test_bug.zip file.
Thanks,
Rafael

test_bug.zip (4.9 MB)

RE: Don't understand exported csv - Added by Alexis Bienvenüe almost 10 years ago

Thanks.
If you name two questions with IDs test.1 and test.2, AMC will join the score of question test.1 and the score of question test.2 to form a single string that will be affected to "test". This feature is used by AMCcode for example, to collect several digits of a student number.
I think this is not what you need here: you should not use the form "xxx.nn" for your question IDS (use t1:1 instead of t1.1 for example), and you will get something clearer.
I think there is no problem creating a new project with you same source file (changing only the question IDs) and using the same scans.

RE: Don't understand exported csv - Added by Rafael Rodriguez almost 10 years ago

Thanks a lot. I missed the following paragraph in the documentation.
I apologize for the inconveniences.

Rafael

Important
One must use a different identifier for every question. An identifier can be made of digits, letters, and simple characters
(but do not use e.g. braces or brackets). Don’t end your question identifier with a dot followed by digits, as this syntax
is reserved to codes input.

(1-4/4)