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. 2013 Aug 2;7:14. doi: 10.3389/fninf.2013.00014

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Copyright © 2013 Wiecki, Sofer and Frank.

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Trial-by-trial covariate experiment. Probability of detecting a trial-by-trial effect on drift-rate (y-axis) with effect-sizes 0.1 (top left plot), 0.3 (bottom left plot) and 0.5 (bottom right plot) for different estimation methods (color coded; HB, Hierarchical Bayes; nHB, non-hierarchical Bayes; ML, maximum likelihood). While there is only a modest increase in detection rate with the smallest effect size, HB provides an increase in detection rate of up to 20% with larger effect sizes and fewer trials.