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Three response terms leave mean run-2 contrast-space overlap at 0.05982 across 26 ds000102 models

Across 26 run-2 event schedules from OpenNeuro ds000102 snapshot 00001, the mean overlap between contrast spaces built from two disagreeing condition fields was 0.05981983229381026 with canonical, timing, and width response terms. The corresponding means were 0.059673421775875354 for the canonical model and 0.057678488103459144 with timing added. The fields differed on 304 of 624 run-2 trials, while all run-1 assignments agreed. The analysis used recorded event tables, not brain images or measured activity. It assumes the recorded sample clock and trial durations, cannot establish which condition appeared on screen, and estimates no population uncertainty. The mean remained near 0.06 across six specified model settings; these deterministic changes are not a confidence interval.

fMRI · condition labels · contrast spaces · principal angles · hemodynamic response · event design · sensitivity analysis

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    We used the inspected pinned source manifest, primary HRF and nuisance definitions, and 52 saved baseline values. Fresh source retrieval and new code reproduce those one-term values. The new calculation compares contrast spaces with timing and width terms.

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