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. 2014 Oct 9;8:772. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2014.00772

Table 1.

Retained MedDrive outcomes from derivation set.

Transformation Score [0–1] Range of expected values
Retained Observed (10th–90th percentile)
Age < 40 (n = 27) Age > 65 (n = 74)
VISUAL RECOGNITION TASK (TASK 1)
Central visual processing 1 − [(ln(t) − 2.833)/3.564] 17–600 ms 59–175 ms 137–520 ms
Peripheral visual processing 1 − [(ln(t) − 2.833)/3.852] 17–800 ms 17–139 ms 92–715 ms
Dual tasking 1 − [(ln(t) − 2.833)/5.328) 17–3500 ms 186–1258 ms 1215–3255 ms
CENTRAL CUE ATTENTION TASK (TASK 2)
Execution with orientation cue 1 − [(t − 150)/350] 150–500 ms 249–348 ms 282–441 ms
MOVEMENT DETECTION TASK (TASK 3)
Movement detection with attention shift 1 − [(t − 300)/1500) 300–1800 ms 448–1064 ms 743–1648 ms
WORKING SPATIAL MEMORY TASK (TASK 4)
Working memory—1st cue 1 − [(d − 1)/29] 1–30 mm 7.8–19.5 mm 11.8–25.0 mm
Working memory—last cue 1 − [(d − 1)/29) 1–30 mm 7.0–12.8 mm 7.4–20.6 mm

The measured threshold values were transformed to range from zero to one. The range of expected values was estimated from healthy populations. Outcomes below the lower bound of retained expected values were attributed the score 1 (optimal response), and values above the upper bound of retained values the score of 0. High scores therefore indicate better performance.