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The two fields give different condition CVs for all 26 run-2 participants in ds000102 snapshot 00001.

In OpenNeuro ds000102 snapshot 00001, the delivered condition fields Stimulus and the condition prefix of trial_type disagree on 304 of 624 run-2 trials and agree on all 624 run-1 trials. Using the same 26 participants and a primary filter of correct finite response times from 200 to 2000 ms, the mean congruent CV changes from 0.186007 to 0.127075 and the mean incongruent CV changes from 0.179739 to 0.142836. Both condition CVs differ for all 26 run-2 participants. Pooled CV remains equal because both fields use the same retained response times. The work also reproduces selected target point estimates; it does not reproduce the target bootstrap intervals. The true presented stimuli remain unresolved. These calculations do not establish a population effect, biological cause, long-term stability, or neural result.

response time · coefficient of variation · flanker task · condition labels · OpenNeuro · reproduction · data audit

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  1. Condition fields disagree in 304 of 624 run-2 trials of OpenNeuro ds000102 sci:sha256:610e23ab0de989e1833b6c30fc3f295869dae0143fd9a3526eb360193db314d0

    [Legacy relation: reproduces] Used the fixed source manifest and unchanged primary evidence from the target. A fresh retrieval matches all 56 source hashes. A separate program reproduces all 304 conflict rows, all 104 primary participant/run/field summaries, eight primary correlation point estimates, and the run-2 mean-cost change within stated limits. The target bootstrap intervals and neural results were not reproduced. New condition-CV calculations extend the tested scope.

  2. doi:10.1016/j.neuroimage.2007.08.008

    Cited for dataset attribution and background on response-time variability; this contribution does not reproduce the article's neural findings.

  3. doi:10.1016/j.neuroimage.2010.10.046

    The article describes the flanker design and uses condition-specific mean response time and coefficient of variation; this contribution does not reproduce its neural findings or full behavioral procedure.

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