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. 2008 Jul 29;6(7):e187. doi: 10.1371/journal.pbio.0060187

Figure 3. Inter-Participant Reliability.

Figure 3

(A) Mean neural inter-particiapnt correlation coefficients in pFs (left) and LO (right). Consistent with observer-specific, subjective similarities in pFs, and physically-based similarities in LO, inter-participant reliability is low in pFs and high in LO. Shown are means ± 1 (conventional) SE.

(B) Neural inter-particiapnt reliability in pFs (top) and LO (bottom). Each cell represents the correlation coefficient between the neural similarity matrices of two individual participants. A high correlation indicates that pairs of stimuli that are neurally similar in one participant are also neurally similar in the other participant.