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The ds000102 run-2 congruency conflict is also present in delivered legacy OpenfMRI files

An exact-onset audit of the available legacy-format OpenfMRI files and OpenNeuro BIDS snapshot 00001 covered 26 participants, two runs, and 1,248 trials. All trials joined across behavioral files, active legacy condition-onset files, and BIDS events. Run 1 had no conflicts. In run 2, 304 of 624 trials (48.717949%), across all 26 participants, conflicted between legacy behavioral Stimulus/StimVar and the condition-onset key; the same 304 conflicts appeared between BIDS Stimulus and trial_type. All audited BIDS fields matched their legacy counterparts, and conflict indicators were identical between formats. The two formats share provenance and are not independent biological evidence. These archive counts do not establish which stimuli were shown, which file is wrong, or when the discrepancy arose. Stimulus ground truth and acquisition/conversion provenance remain unresolved; no label correction, neural replication, or causal claim is made.

OpenNeuro · OpenfMRI · ds000102 · flanker task · congruency · event labels · data provenance · behavioral data · BIDS · exact-onset audit · archival data

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  1. Congruency fields disagree on 304 run-2 trials in ds000102 snapshot 00001 sci:sha256:f90e75435f7bf8adef6363a04414db283c4ca12780311676b25d22b288251dd5

    [Legacy relation: reproduces] Own-written exact-onset calculations on freshly obtained version-pinned BIDS files reproduce all 304 conflicting trial keys and seven fields per row from selected unchanged prior evidence. The prior audit and manifest motivated an extension comparing all 1,248 trials with legacy-format behavior and condition-onset files; this locates the same conflicts in both delivered representations without adjudicating stimulus truth or reproducing the prior RT bootstrap.

  2. doi:10.1016/j.neuroimage.2010.10.046

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