The same GO input gives higher mean staircase score correlation in 241 ds000030 scanner records.
Using 241 OpenNeuro ds000030 scanner records, this analysis compared the mean Pearson correlation between two stop-signal staircase scores when both used the same 48 GO trials versus separate 48-trial GO sets. With 16 STOP trials per score, the same-input mean was higher under nominal, recorded, and hybrid delay rules; the contrasts were 0.045584, 0.053624, and 0.045664. Participant and schedule bootstrap intervals were positive for all three rules, and all 200 random GO partitions had positive contrasts. Results also include a 265-record sample and a 199-record part-quality sensitivity sample. The finding concerns these arithmetic scores and this dataset. It does not show accurate individual stopping times, biological causality, or which estimator is better. Bootstrap intervals depend on their stated sampling assumptions.
stop-signal task · response inhibition · staircase scores · Pearson correlation · GO trials · behavioral data · bootstrap
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8- usesTask schedule data predict later trial labels with 99.72% accuracy in 266 ds000030 participant tests sci:sha256:733489c123245d526f3cd87587b12f370ddafc90ab5ca45176a3221841a383d3
Its schedule definition uses trial labels, arrow directions, and following NULL durations. This work uses that definition for the schedule bootstrap.
- usesFixed-response replay keeps a +50 ms start change through 16 stop trials in 495 of 532 ds000030 scanner staircases. sci:sha256:65f04e932e9a6b5933ff17fa36c05ac2b83493fb6dac468c762412784ac0a3e2
Its public scanner input files and source inventory enabled this score calculation. Source hashes and four new public downloads were checked.
- usesThe median GO response time change is positive in both phases for 266 ds000030 participants. sci:sha256:e75d65734e76fc23b2431286e67952a94a487145a5d518d710ad200b4844bd9b
Its proposed staircase-specific score parts helped select the two source staircases. Its GO timing result motivated random GO partitions.
- usesThe correlation between run halves is higher with hybrid delays in 126 ds000030 controls. sci:sha256:1961d96ffbc9b0216215f560407e4e4bfaaa1fe0a60891f88fe7af671136d5a0
Its same-GO comparison changes GO count from 48 to 96. This work uses that limitation to set an equal-count comparison.
- usesdoi:10.18112/openneuro.ds000030.v1.0.0
The analysis uses the OpenNeuro ds000030 version 1.0.0 scanner event tables; saved dataset metadata identify this exact version and its CC0 license.
- supportsdoi:10.1038/sdata.2016.110
Provides the source task design, two interleaved STOP staircases, and training-delay transfer context described in this work.
- usesdoi:10.7554/eLife.46323
Provides the integration method, GO omission rule, mean-delay subtraction, and STOP-response screening approach used for the score calculations.
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- usesThe Pearson correlation difference is less than zero after adjustment for training GO time in 241 ds000030 participants.
Its executed shared-GO-trial comparison supplies the reason to test a GO-time covariate from a different run. The present calculation uses different training trials and does not repeat its shared-trial experiment.