ExperimentalData.zip.

The dataset within the file contains the data collected during the experiment. Each CSV file named “FRI_p_l.csv” corresponds to a different trial, where “p” stands for an unique numerical participant’s identifier and “l” stands for pendulum length (where “2” corresponds to 0.2, “3” to 0.3 m, “4” to 0.4 m, etc.). In every file, rows correspond to subsequent time steps, sampled with a frequency of 0.017 s. For every recorded time step, each column contains: the action selected by the trial’s participant (“action”). The value 0 corresponds to a “no action”, the value 1 represents an action that pushes the pendulum towards the clockwise direction and the value 2 corresponds to an action that pushes the pendulum towards the anti-clockwise direction.the angular velocity of the pendulum at that time step (“ang. velocity”), measured in rad s−1.the angle of the pendulum at that time step (“angle”), measured in rad with values in the interval [0, 2π) rad. The angle 0 rad corresponds to the pendulum oriented in its upright position.the single utility value associated to the whole trial (“utility”). the action selected by the trial’s participant (“action”). The value 0 corresponds to a “no action”, the value 1 represents an action that pushes the pendulum towards the clockwise direction and the value 2 corresponds to an action that pushes the pendulum towards the anti-clockwise direction. the angular velocity of the pendulum at that time step (“ang. velocity”), measured in rad s−1. the angle of the pendulum at that time step (“angle”), measured in rad with values in the interval [0, 2π) rad. The angle 0 rad corresponds to the pendulum oriented in its upright position. the single utility value associated to the whole trial (“utility”). (ZIP)