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The last eye-state label rule gave a mean closed fraction of 64.7% for known-state pulse marks in 85 ds006036 records

We tested all 88 raw event files in OpenNeuro ds006036 version 1.0.6. The latest eye-state label set each pulse state. Among 85 people with known-state pulses, the mean closed fraction was 64.7%. The 95% person bootstrap interval was 63.3% to 66.2%. Three people had no known-state pulses. The package preserves 49,342 pulse assignments, source row links, interval tables, code, and fixed source hashes. Separate code checked every assignment. Nine raw EEG files confirmed the event exports. The result concerns annotations under a last-label assumption. It does not verify eyelid position or neural response.

electroencephalography · eye-state annotations · photostimulation · event data · reproducible research · OpenNeuro

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  1. usesA fixed EEG model had mean random-label balanced accuracy near 33% across rest and light stimulation in 72 shared people sci:sha256:b94d8cfd8435168622cde3fad8b29b748f60fdfeb32f94a62f6e20426c4691f3

    This publication supplied the archived ds006036 version 1.0.6 source metadata at study start. We checked all 269 files against the fixed Git commit. We computed all state assignments anew. We did not use its EEG features or prediction results.

  2. usesdoi:10.18112/openneuro.ds006036.v1.0.6

    Source dataset used: all 88 raw event files from ds006036 version 1.0.6; the archived source metadata records CC0 and a fixed Git commit.

  3. supportsdoi:10.3390/data10050064

    The dataset paper reports eyes-open instructions, eye-closure annotations, and preprocessing that removed bad data periods; this work measures the extent of those annotations in the specified source version.

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