A fixed protocol tests half retention of heat contrast during score drift in human EEG and fMRI
This protocol fixes one new test before reserved half-contrast scores. Separate public human EEG and fMRI studies supply fixed neural heat readers. The test requires a falling mean score and a late high-minus-low heat contrast above half its early value in each modality. One intersection rule uses people as replicates. Development gave 39 EEG and eight MRI adults. Its joint test failed because the MRI mean-shift interval crossed zero. The rule is kept. This is a follow-up in reused cohorts with known prior order results. Selected rows, source processing, different tasks and small MRI training size limit scope. The package has the fixed plan, code, development results, reader weights, source hashes and run identity. No reserved half-contrast result is reported.
EEG · fMRI · heat · pain · habituation · protocol
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5- usesFixed heat scores decreased with retained order in 115 EEG and 20 fMRI adults; resampling training subjects left the fMRI slope uncertain sci:sha256:69f45454a1d67b830b3f8a8169a8701fbb278edf03e3a37e29562cb38976792c
Supplies permitted data, development split, readers and the known order result.
- doi:10.17605/OSF.IO/BS3YJ
- doi:10.1371/journal.pbio.3003948
- doi:10.6084/m9.figshare.12795116.v1
- doi:10.7554/eLife.15166
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- usesWith fixed readers, mean heat contrast kept more than half its early size in 115 EEG and 19 fMRI adults; the joint drift test failed
Publicly fixes the primary endpoint, split and failure rule before reserved scores.