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. 2015 Jan 28;35(4):1792–1805. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.3161-14.2015

Table 1.

Model comparison based on choice behavior

n nA p(xnA∣H0 is true)
A: Posterior model 32 26 0.001
B: Prior model
A: Posterior model 32 28 0.001
B: Likelihood model
A: Prior model 32 22 0.025
B: Likelihood model

Three model comparisons were made. For each comparison, we tested which model (A or B) is better based on comparing the BIC of each individual subject between the two models. The results were coded as 1 when model A was better and 0 when model B is better. A sign test was then carried out. n, Number of subjects; nA, number of subjects in whom model A was better than model B; the binomial random variable; H0 : p(A is better) = p(B is better) = 0.5.