Table 2.
Average AIC and BIC values for each model as a function of the condition in Experiment 1 (upper) and Experiment 2 (lower)
AIC | BIC | ||
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Experiment 1 | |||
Gains | EF | 197.56 (77.70) | 211.65 (77.70) |
Basic RL | 205.62 (77.00) | 216.19 (77.00) | |
ET | 200.04 (78.50) | 214.12 (78.50) | |
Baseline | 259.23 (89.87) | 262.75 (89.87) | |
Losses | EF | 216.73 (97.89) | 230.82 (97.89) |
Basic RL | 236.02 (88.28) | 246.59 (88.28) | |
ET | 217.51 (90.70) | 231.60 (90.70) | |
Baseline | 301.26 (54.50) | 304.79 (54.50) | |
Experiment 2 | |||
Gains | EF | 111.82 (64.95) | 125.91 (64.95) |
Basic RL | 121.40 (69.14) | 131.96 (69.14) | |
ET | 117.06 (68.31) | 131.14 (68.31) | |
Baseline | 148.09 (84.53) | 151.61 (84.53) | |
Losses | EF | 219.34 (50.00) | 233.43 (50.00) |
Basic RL | 232.91 (48.80) | 243.47 (48.80) | |
ET | 229.60 (48.71) | 243.68 (48.71) | |
Baseline | 292.93 (54.70) | 296.45 (54.70) |
Standard deviations are given in parentheses. Values in bold are the minimum AIC or BIC values among these models