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. 2011 May 4;106(2):515–526. doi: 10.1152/jn.00399.2010

Table 2.

Model fitting results of the MR

Variables Parameter Estimates t or Wald Z Statistics
Fixed effects
Intercept (β0) 414.2 (29.13) t(10.79) = 14.218, P < 0.001
Saccadic type (= Anti) −5.97 (3.42) t(59.96) = 8.159, P = 0.081
Probability (= 20%) 21.84 (4.82) t(3,078.62) = 4.533, P < 0.001
Probability (= 50%) 17.04 (6.82) t(228.56) = 2.499, P < 0.05
Session (= first) 62.89 (7.71) t(59.96) = 8.159, P < 0.001
Saccadic location repetition (= repetition) 39.64 (8.46) t(4,187.45) = 4.684, P < 0.001
Task switch (= nonswitch) −19.19 (4.12) t(4,228.88) = −4.659, P < 0.001
Saccadic type (= Anti) × task switch (= nonswitch) 35.03 (5.51) t(4,167.76) = 6.354, P < 0.001
Probability (= 20%) × saccadic location repetition(= repetition) −57.79 (11.52) t(4,247.9) = −5.017, P < 0.001
Probability (= 50%) × saccadic location repetition(= repetition) −27.66 (9.57) t(4,151.4) = −2.891, P < 0.01
Random effects
τ00 7,984.17 (3,653.85) Z = 29.723, P < 0.001
σ2 8,233.46 (277) Z = 2.185, P < 0.05
ρ 0.95 (0.01) Z = 92.518, P < 0.001
ϕ 0.25 (0.02) Z = 10.295, P < 0.001
Fit statistics
Deviance (−2LL) 52,165.53
No. of parameters 14
Model comparison
χPR2(6) = 385.51, P < 0.001; χRF2(12) = 16.19, P = 0.18

In the reduced model (MR), the likelihood ratio test for fixed effects was used under maximum likelihood estimation. The subscripts of the χ2 test denote the two models compared: P, planned model, R, reduced model, F, full model.