Choi, J. Y. , Xiong S., McHaney J. R., and Chandrasekaran B.. 2026. “Reverse Hierarchical Processing of Speech in Talker Identification.” European Journal of Neuroscience 63, no. 8: e70520. 10.1111/ejn.70520.
In the paper by Choi et al. (2026), the distribution of individual data indicated in thin, semi‐transparent lines was misrepresented in Figure 2D. All other parts of Figure 2 were correct. The correct figure appears here.
FIGURE 2.
(A) Accuracies and (B) log (response time [ms]) of talker identification in each block in each language. Points and error bars indicate mean ± SEM. (C) Evidence accumulation rates and (D) decision thresholds estimated for drift diffusion models, in arbitrary units (a.u.). Points and error bars indicate mean ±95% credible intervals. (E) Mean ± SEM Spearman's correlation rank coefficient between each participant's behavioral confusion matrix and stimuli acoustic similarity matrix in each language. Higher coefficient indicates higher reliance on acoustic features when identifying talkers. In all panels, thin, semi‐transparent lines show individual participant data.
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