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. 2016 May 25;10:49. doi: 10.3389/fncom.2016.00049

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Copyright © 2016 Yang, Meijer, Doll, Buitenweg and van Gils.

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Model-based psychometric functions on five study days. The parameter values of the hazard model are set according to Tables 1, 2. Two combinations of temporal stimulus properties are used in the simulations: (A) (NoP = 1, PW = 0.21 ms) and (B) (NoP = 2, IPI = 20 ms, PW = 0.525 ms). The inset plots show two groups of psychometric functions with amplitudes near detection thresholds. The intersection between each psychometric curve and the gray horizontal line is the detection threshold. Psychometric functions for the other two combinations (NoP = 1, PW = 0.525 ms) and (NoP = 2, IPI = 50 ms, PW = 0.525 ms) are not shown, as they are qualitatively similar to those in (A,B), respectively.