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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Oct 25.
Published in final edited form as: Cogn Neuropsychol. 2008 Jun;25(4):463–492. doi: 10.1080/02643290701674851

Table 10.

Increase in the proportion of errors made by each modified model over 10,000 runs, compared to the baseline (unmodified target weights) model for that severity

s-manipulated model p-manipulated model

Baseline weights (severity) semantic nonword semantic nonword
normal (98% correct)
s = p = .04
.074 .002 .006 .006
mild (93% correct)
s = p = .03
.075 .010 .009 .034
moderate (65% correct)
s = p = .02
.055 .005 .004 .081
severe (18% correct)
s = p = .01
.009 .005 −.003 .029
mod-mild, greater s damage (79% correct)
s = .02, p = .03
.068 .004 .007 .041
mod-mild, greater p damage (82% correct)
s = .03, p = .02
.080 .031 .003 .092
sev-mod, greater s damage (60% correct)
s = .015, p = .025
.052 .006 .011 .054
sev-mod, greater p damage (60% correct)
s = .025, p = .015
.047 .024 .001 .106