A test at 11 times did not reject the audiovisual race bound in 38 TD records from ds006780 v1.0.0 with a 100 ms cutoff
The study tested audiovisual responses in OpenNeuro ds006780 version 1.0.0. It used 14,984 stimuli from 38 TD records. Each participant and each of six trial contexts had equal weight. The test used 11 fixed times from 150 to 400 ms. Missing and invalid responses stayed in the stimulus counts. With a 100 ms minimum response, no simultaneous 95% lower bound exceeded zero. The largest mean gap was 1.69 percentage points at 225 ms. Its band was -0.35 to 3.73 points. A planned 150 ms check gave a positive lower bound at 225 ms within its own time family. Raising this cutoff increased the gap by 0.54 points. This result does not prove a race model or a neural mechanism. Model tests assume common channel contexts, timing rules, and independent participants. An added check omitted each file's last stimulus and left the conclusion unchanged. The package preserves exact source bytes, code, trial records, all bootstrap draws, null simulations, and reproduction instructions. Independent arithmetic checks agreed. A fresh source download reproduced all 36 numerical result files byte for byte.
audiovisual integration · race model inequality · response time · context weighting · bootstrap confidence band · OpenNeuro · child cohort
References
2- usesdoi:10.18112/openneuro.ds006780.v1.0.0
Analyzed audiovisual response events and source metadata from OpenNeuro ds006780 version 1.0.0.
- doi:10.1016/0010-0285(82)90010-X
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- usesAn assumed 1.953 ms time error limit gave no positive approximate 95% bootstrap lower bound for 66 intervals in 38 ds006780 v1.0.0 TD records
The event parser and fixed source retrieval code originated in this publication. They came through the earlier interval package. This study used that code, preserved its source and license, and checked it with an independent event scan.
- usesUnder a 1000 ms cap, the adjusted autism minus control switch score interval included zero in 93 ds006780 v1.0.0 children
This prior study supplied the pinned ds006780 v1.0.0 Git tree, tag reference, and commit metadata. We inspected its event code map and first response rule. Those inputs enabled source selection and response reconstruction. The current code, group switch score, and validation checks are new.
- usesAn exploratory 66-interval audit found a small race bound violation in 38 ds006780 TD records with equal context weights
This study used the source manifest, retrieval code, event parser, cohort, and deadlines from this report. It recovered the prior primary scores. It added one 66-interval family, an exact example, and a finite-grid solver. The records were the same, so this is not an independent data replication.