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. 2015 Feb 9;9:13. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2015.00013

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Copyright © 2015 Joseph, Kumar, Husain and Griffiths.

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Accuracy by memory load for single feature temporal vs. object conditions. Overall accuracy (percentage correct) for every memory load (1, 2, and 4 auditory objects presented within a sequence). The plot shows how accuracy decreases with an increase in memory load for each condition. Shown in orange are the results for the single feature temporal condition. Temporal is the relevant and spectral the irrelevant feature varied at random. In yellow: again temporal is the relevant feature, but the irrelevant spectral feature is held constant (temporal control condition). The results for the object condition are shown in black (the probe changes on both features on change trials). The results for the object control condition (the probe changes by a single feature on change trials) are shown in gray.