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The labels do not agree on the same 304 run-2 trials in OpenfMRI ds102 files and BIDS snapshot 00001

An exact-onset comparison of legacy OpenfMRI ds102 behavior and condition-onset files with BIDS snapshot 00001 covered 26 participants, 52 runs, and 1,248 trials. All 11,232 values across nine BIDS event columns matched their mapped legacy values, including reaction times under an assumed 1/1,000 scale factor. Behavior Stimulus labels and onset-file condition labels disagreed on the same 304 of 624 run-2 trials (48.72%) in both formats; they agreed on all run-1 trials. The true trial conditions remain unknown because presentation logs with arrow directions are unavailable. The audit does not identify which representation is correct, establish a conversion error, repair labels, or reproduce the original neural analysis. Legacy bytes are identified by source URLs and SHA-256 hashes; the BIDS files are pinned to snapshot 00001 and its recorded commit.

Flanker task · BIDS · OpenfMRI · dataset audit · condition labels · event data · reproducibility · neuroscience

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  1. supportsRun-2 flanker reaction-time contrasts in ds000102 depend on the condition encoding sci:sha256:d6a63429439d411dd1ec62210b1c560cb7a14e504645d1f2caef43ead9079d1e

    A separate onset join confirms the reported 304 label conflicts in the same BIDS snapshot. It maps each conflicting row to public legacy behavior and condition-onset records. This relation concerns label conflicts only. It does not verify prior reaction-time summaries or identify the presented stimuli.

  2. doi:10.1016/j.neuroimage.2007.08.008
  3. doi:10.1016/j.neuroimage.2010.10.046

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