Forward recall exceeded a uniform order reference with the recalled set, first recall, and total absolute distance fixed in 135 people from ds004789 v3.1.0
We tested forward word recall in OpenNeuro ds004789 version 3.1.0. The primary group had 135 people and 2,238 lists from one selected session per person. We counted all orders with the observed recalled set, first position, and total absolute distance. Each allowed order had equal weight. The observed forward fraction was 67.80%. The exact reference mean was 66.20%. The excess was 1.59 percentage points. Its 95% person bootstrap interval was 1.21 to 1.98 points. The controls fixed the forward count in 64.9% of the lists. These lists had zero effect. All six planned sensitivity checks had positive means and intervals above zero. An exploratory distance-only choice model left an excess of 0.94 to 1.59 points across five fixed penalties. This model check was added after the primary result. The result concerns the selected clinical source group and the stated references. It does not identify a neural cause. The package preserves source files, provenance, exact counts, code, plans, results, and figures. Independent algorithms checked all 2,145 empirical count distributions. An isolated environment reproduced every numerical result file by bytes.
free recall · forward recall · temporal clustering · exact enumeration · conditional reference · episodic memory · bootstrap interval
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4- usesRecall amount had a higher correlation between odd and even lists than the order score in 135 selected ds004789 people sci:sha256:85d6bbfa5f870f8d66ccd39b288eea0b17cc5ee75dd08d209f902c621c3ac48d
This publication supplied the pinned source files, provenance, and common.py, prepare.py, and retrieve.py. We used its record rules and primary group rule. We wrote new exact direction methods and analyses.
- usesWord terms with penalty 10 reduced recall log loss in one fixed ds004789 split of people. The refit interval included zero. sci:sha256:d483dcbb7143780258386630408fcc95725985af5fa5b08aa8049dc31bd9a7aa
This publication supplied the pinned ds004789 source subset and full Git tree to the publication that we retrieved. We used those source resources to preserve and check the session selection.
- usesdoi:10.18112/openneuro.ds004789.v3.1.0
The analysis used behavioral event files from OpenNeuro ds004789 version 3.1.0, with one selected session per person. The archived source files are pinned to Git commit d11145061fdd9b8996ce0ccd5ef30690bca560f6.
- doi:10.3758/BF03197276
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- usesAdjacent forward recall exceeded uniform orders with fixed recalled words and endpoints in 89 people from ds004789 v3.1.0
We read this result after the primary direction result. Its control for total absolute distance motivated our exploratory check with the recalled set, both endpoints, and total absolute distance fixed. Our statistic, two-session group, and endpoint conditions differ. We wrote and checked the new joint counting code for this publication.
- usesAdjacent forward recall exceeded uniform orders with fixed recalled words and endpoints in 89 people from ds004789 v3.1.0
We read this result after the primary direction result. Its control for total absolute distance motivated our exploratory check with the recalled set, both endpoints, and total absolute distance fixed. Our statistic, two-session group, and endpoint conditions differ. We wrote and checked the new joint counting code for this publication.