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Published in final edited form as: Nature. 2013 Nov 6;504(7480):427–431. doi: 10.1038/nature12715

Extended Data Table 1.

Parameter Values and Regions-of-Interest.

a, Table of parameter values for hierarchical linear modeling. b, Table of parameter values for PACE/FDA smoothing bandwidths, eigenfunctions, and fraction of variance explained (FVE). c, Table of sizes of regions-of-interest in video stimuli.

a
Model Group Intercept (s.e.m.) Age coefficient B1 (s.e.m.) Age coefficient B2 (s.e.m.) Age coefficient B3 (s.e.m.)
Eyes 3rd order TD 13.410 (19.009) 9.6878 (4.5920) −0.7919 (0.3801) 0.0179 (0.0092)
3rd order ASD 66.979 (8.665) −3.5843 (2.0843) 0.0817 (0.1726) 0.0001 (0.0042)
Mouth 2nd order TD 11.411 (13.269) 3.6110 (1.6954) −0.0917 (0.0537) n.a.
2nd order ASD −6.596 (6.081) 6.7058 (0.7762) −0.1977 (0.0244) n.a.
Body Inverse TD 6.872 (5.162) 45.6250 (28.3084) n.a. n.a.
Inverse ASD 13.450 (2.358) 12.8734 (12.9730) n.a. n.a.
Object 3rd order TD 32.772 (8.973) −5.7665 (2.3918) 0.3570 (0.1980) −0.0068 (0.0048)
3rd order ASD 17.366 (4.100) −1.4479 (1.0913) 0.0201 (0.0904) 0.0014 (0.0022)
b
Group Wμ1 WG2 Eigenfunctions3 FVE
Eyes TD 5.7045 [2.5422, 2.5422] 2 96.48%, 3.49%
ASD 6.3868 [2.2335, 2.2335] 3 82.72%, 10.66%, 6.18%
Mouth TD 5.6800 [2.5431, 2.5431] 2 94.06%, 5.93%
ASD 6.3879 [2.2339, 2.2339] 3 69.89%, 20.95%, 8.98%
Body TD 5.6729 [2.5415, 2.5415] 2 91.75%, 8.19%
ASD 6.3894 [2.2339, 2.2339] 2 98.71%, 1.28%
Object TD 5.6935 [2.5433, 2.5433] 2 91.14%, 8.85%
ASD 6.3883 [2.2331, 2.2331] 2 95.25%, 4.25%
c
Eyes Mouth Body Object
Horizontal1 8.04° (0.46) 7.71° (0.49) 25.11° (2.70) 31.99° (0.05)2
Vertical1 6.91° (0.44) 5.72° (0.59) 21.71° (0.73) 23.94° (0.49)2

s.e.m. = standard error measure

1

Bandwidth for mean function, Wμ, selected by generalized cross-validation.

2

Bandwidth for covariance surface, WG, selected by generalized cross-validation.

3

Number of eigenfunctions selected by Akaike Information Criterion (AIC).

FVE = Fraction of Variance Explained

1

Data are given as mean (SD) in degrees of visual angle.

2

Object ROIs generally spanned the full horizontal and vertical extent of the background in all video images, excepting cases of some body and hand gestures, as shown in Figure 1 in the main text. The average minimum visual area subtended by any portion of the object ROI is equal to the difference between object and body ROIs.