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. 2013 Oct 21;8(10):e76467. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0076467

Figure 6. Experiment 2: visual stop task, with or without prior information about spatial frequency type (cue).

Figure 6

A) In both experiments Go RT (left panel) and Inline graphic choice errors (middle panel) increased when spatial frequency information was removed. Again, response inhibition was more efficient when categorization became more difficult (right panel). Prior knowledge about frequency type improved only response initiation (Go RT). B) Parameter estimates obtained from HDDM showed a decrease in “drift rate” (Inline graphic) (left panel) and decision “boundaries” (Inline graphic) (right panel) with the removal of spatial frequency information.