The rank checks do not give a task error limit for each planned delay in 121 selected ds000030 control runs.
In 121 behavior-screened control runs from OpenNeuro ds000030 snapshot 1.0.0, 440 of 774 sampled participant-by-planned-delay cells had at most two failed-stop responses, and 121 sampled cells had none. A fixed-count rank reference gives an arithmetic attainability boundary, but the observed counts and rank checks do not provide a task error limit, statistical power, population uncertainty interval, or biological cause. Valid error control for delay-specific tests or combinations across delays and participants requires explicit probability-law and task assumptions, including adaptive delays, trial history, and response-based selection. The analysis reports archive counts and deterministic checks; it does not claim an adaptive-task simulation or calibrated test.
stop-signal task · response inhibition · adaptive staircase · planned delay · rank reference · empirical cumulative distribution function · false-rejection probability · OpenNeuro
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6- usesExact permutation probabilities are more than 0.31 for all 102 distribution crossings in 122 selected ds000030 controls. sci:sha256:8ae3a83a153b600b06b6361503afe80db95a11d0e60b811efa18d60d9c34adfa
Used its fixed-count rank reference and its stated task limits to select the delay-specific error-limit question.
- uses101 of 121 controls in the primary sample have ECDF crossings in ds000030 version 1.0.0. sci:sha256:2912a6993a2628ae66124e2aff0380941f9013627133f78eb0a07a76b8ca6604
Used its source files, source checksums, and 121-run selection rules to count responses at each planned delay.
- usesdoi:10.18112/openneuro.ds000030.v1.0.0
Analyzes the recorded stop-signal event files in OpenNeuro ds000030 snapshot 1.0.0; the source URL, tag, and file checksums are recorded in the archived source manifest.
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- supportsdoi:10.1007/s42113-023-00184-3
Provides the delay-specific response-distribution order condition and model assumptions discussed in the manuscript.
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- usesPooled and delay-cell rejection rates varied across four simulated stop-signal models
Its unresolved delay-cell error-limit question specified adaptive-task simulation as a next check. This method supplies four conditional model benchmarks with the 16 declared delays and preserves the remaining serial-dependence question.