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Fig. 5A shows the mean accumulation rates estimated in the model fits; mean rates are plotted separately for second and third saccades in the left and right columns, respectively.

The critical model parameters are the mean accumulation rates for the target and non-targets (v T and v NT, respectively), the upper limit of the uniform starting point variability (s), the response threshold (z), and the accumulation rate standard deviation (σ v).

In Kalimantan, mean accumulation rates were estimated to be 31 77 g C m−2 yr−1 [ Dommain et al., 2011] and 94 g C m−2 yr−1 [ Moore et al., 2013], while comparable values of 39 85 g C m−2 yr−1 have been reported for Peruvian Amazon peatlands [ Lähteenoja et al., 2009] and 43 55 g C m−2 yr−1 in Panamanian peatlands (J. Hoyos, unpublished data, 2014).

That is, the accumulator corresponding to a return location had a mean accumulation rate of αv and a threshold of βz.

This model contains two mechanisms that allow it to produce a difference between a pair of latency distributions: a change in the mean accumulation rate, and in the amount of evidence that needs to be accumulated before a response is initiated (see Fig. 1).

Age-depth model mean accumulation rate priors in Bacon were calculated using the 14C chronology (acc.mean = 58 and memory priors were set slightly below default so that the model would capture accumulation rate changes driven by variable sediment delivery from the catchment (mem.strength = 2; mem.mean = 0.3).

The mean accumulation rate for return saccades is, on average, lower than that for non-return saccades.

These took the form of multipliers that enabled selective modification of the mean accumulation rate and evidence criterion associated with return locations.

Second, it is possible that the mean accumulation rate is the same for both types of saccades, but that more evidence is required specifically for a return movement.

The reverse was true when the criterion model generated the data: the return threshold was elevated with the mean accumulation rate lying close to 1.

In this simulation we generated data either assuming a change in accumulation rate with a constant criterion ("rate model"), or a change in evidence criterion with a constant mean accumulation rate ("criterion model").