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. 2016 Oct 19;7(5):2041669516673384. doi: 10.1177/2041669516673384

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Figure 4. — The figure provides an example of the best-fitting sigmoid functions for a single participant. In (a) the basic level object-in-isolation (light blue bar) and object-in-context (dark blue bar) conditions are presented, while in (b) the superordinate-level object-in-isolation (pink bar) and object-in-context (red bar) are provided. The main parameters of these sigmoid functions, alpha (α) and bèta (β), provided an overall estimation of the time-dependent categorization performance in each test session per participant.