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Published in final edited form as: Exp Brain Res. 2012 Dec 19;225(1):133–146. doi: 10.1007/s00221-012-3354-7

Table 4.

Simulation results for a 3D/1U staircase procedure with no vestibular bias (μ) and a physiological noise standard deviation (σ) of 1 for four alternative assumptions: 1) an initial stimulus of 1σ instead of 8 σ, 2) a psychometric function and fitting procedure based on a logistic distribution instead of a Gaussian distribution, 3) an alternate ending criteria that terminated the staircase procedure after 5 minima, and 4) another ending criteria that terminated the adaptive sampling procedure when the CV (see text) on the σ parameter estimate reached 0.25.

GLM: μ̂ BRGLM: μ GLM: σ̂ BRGLM: σ̂
1) Initial stimulus at 1σ (n = 50) 0.00±(0.21) 0.00±(0.21) 0.94±(0.24) 1.00±(0.25)
2) Logistic distribution (n = 50) 0.00±(0.23) 0.00±(0.22) 0.93±(0.27) 1.02±(0.29)
3) End criteria: 5th minima (n = 52±9) 0.00±(0.25) 0.00±(0.23) 0.93±(0.26) 1.01±(0.27)
4) End criteria: CV (n = 57±10) 0.00±(0.19) 0.00±(0.19) 0.94±(0.23) 0.99±(0.23)

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