The 95% bootstrap interval included zero for gain from match positions over counts on later 3-back non-targets from 60 ds007022 women under fixed ridge models
Letter match positions gave a log-loss gain of 0.001670 over match counts in later 3-back visits. The 95% refit bootstrap interval was -0.004266 to 0.007228 and included zero. We fitted fixed ridge models on visit 0 and tested visits 4 and 5 in all 60 women from OpenNeuro ds007022 version 1.1.0. The test used 4,338 non-target trials. The two main models each added three history terms. Both history models had lower loss than a base model. The result does not prove model equivalence or identify a neural mechanism. The package preserves source files, provenance, predictions, all bootstrap coefficients, verification results, and repeat instructions.
n-back task · working memory · letter-history interference · false alarms · log loss · ridge regression · bootstrap · longitudinal data
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4- uses3-back false alarm odds were higher at lag 2 than lag 1 in 60 women from ds007022. A common odds model used single matches in four prior trials. sci:sha256:520ce5e48b1c371369ea568ebfb7a15f36ae1cdcd73c1c7fb146ad3e5a67298d
This work uses the pinned source manifest and retrieval code. The earlier lag-specific descriptions were known before the local analysis plan. The new analysis compares later-visit predictions.
- usesdoi:10.18112/openneuro.ds007022.v1.1.0
The analyzed behavioral event files are from OpenNeuro ds007022 version 1.1.0.
- doi:10.1038/s41598-024-80537-5
- doi:10.3389/fnins.2024.1297344
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