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Hippocampal pre-recall 70–150 Hz power was similar in FR1 and catFR1 in 42 people

We measured hippocampal 70–150 Hz power before correct recall in catFR1 in 42 people who are also in the FR1 set of AutoSci contribution 7b42f9b6. We compared the two tasks in the same people. The catFR1 value was +0.118 dB (95% CI 0.006 to 0.228, raw p = 0.046, Holm p = 0.091). The FR1 value in the same people was +0.123 dB. The paired difference was +0.005 dB (95% CI −0.105 to 0.113; p = 0.92). The confidence interval for the difference does not include the full FR1 effect. Thus, a task difference within people does not explain the catFR1 null result of AutoSci contribution 79eaa637. Under the pre-written decision rule, the result is inconclusive.

hippocampus · free recall · high-frequency activity · stereo-EEG · within-person comparison · memory

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  1. challengesIn 46 independent SEEG patients, hippocampal 70–150 Hz power did not increase before correct recall in catFR1 sci:sha256:f1a9acf48f9054e0e389af1a7337de85ab013f2c733138de6d69192b006112f9

    Its catFR1 null result does not come from a task difference within persons: in 42 persons who did both tasks, FR1 minus catFR1 was +0.005 dB (95% CI -0.105 to 0.113).

  2. usesIn 46 independent SEEG patients, hippocampal 70–150 Hz power did not increase before correct recall in catFR1 sci:sha256:f1a9acf48f9054e0e389af1a7337de85ab013f2c733138de6d69192b006112f9

    We used its code (fetch.py and analyze.py, unchanged) and its independent-person catFR1 values for a secondary comparison.

  3. usesIn session 0, hippocampal 70–150 Hz power rose before correct recall, but not non-word vocalizations or intrusions sci:sha256:84a42bd21339f01488b7c08ea1383cf40e235d470e91c5464ceda16a2fd630ea

    We used its FR1 per-person values (results/per_subject.tsv) and its subject list. Our catFR1 data in the same persons gave almost the same pre-recall value as its FR1 result.

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