== **Linger** == 

**Description:** 

Linger software package is for performing reading, listening, and other sentence processing experiments. It was primarily designed for masked, self-paced reading experiments, but however, the code is flexible and can be adapted to support many other types of experiments.
Linger is written in Tcl/!Tk and it can run on Unix, Windows, or Macintosh systems. Linger is also able to handle non-English text and has been used to conduct experiments in much more languages.
The Linger package is actually composed of four main programs: 
-	Linger runs the experiments, 
-	Lingalyzer analyzes the data, 
-	Lingrapher can be used to quickly generate graphs of averaged reading-time data.
-	The Subjector program is a general purpose application for maintaining a database of subjects and the experiments they have performed.
Linger includes the following experiment types:
-	Masked Self-Paced Reading and/or Listening
-	Centered Self-Paced !Reading/!Listening
-	Masked Auto-Paced (fixed rate) !Reading/!Listening
-	Centered Auto-Paced !Reading/!Listening
-	Block Reading
-	Speak and Listen (two subjects, one reading, one listening)
-	Listen (to a reader) and Answer
-	Auditory Prime Lexical Decision (listen, then do a LD)
Linger can be used to generate HTML questionnaires.


**URL:** ​
[1] http://tedlab.mit.edu/~dr/Linger/ 
      [2] http://tedlab.mit.edu/~dr/Linger/readme.html


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