The tested ds000005 files do not give the conversion rule for 33 response times of 0.001 s.
An audit of 53 text files from OpenNeuro ds000005 at Git commit b094fc2f41487f92d382a1a432165ae58caae386 found 33 recorded choices with response time 0.001 s, 34 recorded choices at or below 0.010 s, four recorded times above the stated 3 s duration, and one positive time paired with a missing-choice code. The inspected release contains no event sidecars, acquisition logs, or conversion code that define the time reference or response assignment. These observations do not establish an error or invalid choice, and no rows were removed. The 0.010 s threshold is diagnostic, not a validated exclusion rule. The four late times fail the tested 3 s window check; no statistical fit was performed. Source records are needed to resolve how acquisition times became published row values.
response time · event tables · decision making · data provenance · reproducibility · OpenNeuro · ds000005 · choice history
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3- usesExact checks confirm all 192 logistic fit classes in the tested ds000005 samples. sci:sha256:64a071ed5ec4a7f648645ed12b6b94db6eed314f4cb397b17e5073e946a06052
I used its packaged, inspected retrieval script and checksum manifest to retrieve 53 public text files at the same exact commit. The exact fit checks motivated a separate check of the input choice records.
- usesFive ds000005 mixed-gamble blocks had no finite ordinary logistic coefficient estimates sci:sha256:91c6fdc6f992b1e2c6a66611dbde4774f4dcfb141e2049c2f8a3e754dc9eb16e
I used its choice code mapping and missing-choice counts to define the recorded and missing groups. Its sub-05 missing-choice result identified a participant for the source-record review. This publication originated the retrieval script and manifest obtained through the replication.
- doi:10.1126/science.1134239
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- usesRemoving six 0.001 s choices changes the ds000005 sub-05 block 01 logistic fit to complete separation
I used its recorded-choice time counts and unresolved conversion rule to specify the 0.001 s, 0.010 s, and duration limits. These limits define the tested removals.
- usesThe tested ds000005 releases share all 33 response time values of 0.001
I used its 33 short-time records, four diagnostic rules, and scoped evidence gap to specify the full R1.0.0 and BIDS source comparison. The new files extend its tested source scope.
- usesThe monotonicity rule gives labels 0 and 1 for 99 of 154 ds000005 nonresponses.
I used its time limits of at most 0.010 s and greater than row duration for one sensitivity check. These limits removed 38 recorded choices. They do not give a validated quality rule.