Lastly, for each subject, categorizations were collapsed across ears to give a single measure for each subject within each hearing range (3FA-S, HFA-S), which was considered abnormal only if both ears were abnormal.
bData available for 81 of the 100 subjects; categorization based on the 1993 Centers for Disease Control HIV classification system.
* Number of subjects Categorization according to alcohol use behaviors also revealed significant differences in the components of MetS, with significant differences in blood pressure, fasting plasma glucose, triglyceride levels, and waist circumference among the groups.
To correlate subjects' categorization performance and the reliability of the population representation, we averaged the prediction accuracy between the slow and fast boundary positions across all speeds and plotted it as a function of the distance to the boundary for post-saccade and reward populations.
In the categorization condition, subjects categorized each face as Chinese or African American.
The study went through IRB review and received human subjects exempt categorization.
We generated a congruency index to quantify, across subjects, the categorization difficulty for each word.
The congruency index provides an estimate of the subjects' word categorization uncertainty.
If subjects categorized along the dimension of tenure, categorization scores should be significantly greater than zero.
However, if the subject changed the categorization from online to offline, then this word was given a congruency index of 0. We averaged the congruency index for every word across subjects, sorted the indices, binned the indices into 10 equally sized bins, and averaged RTs and PDs within the bin.
