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. 2018 Feb 28;8:3804. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-22127-w

Table 1.

Results of hierarchical generalized linear mixed models (GLMMs) examining the contribution of different predictors for fixation selection.

Centrality Saliency ROI Saliency × ROI Saliency × Valence R 2
1 Centrality 0.554 [0.553, 0.555] 0.154 [0.153, 0.155]
2 +Saliency 0.266 [0.265, 0.268] 0.574 [0.572, 0.577] 0.252 [0.252, 0.253]
3 +ROI 0.288 [0.286, 0.289) 0.544 [0.542, 0.547] 0.506 [0.502, 0.509] 0.318 [0.317, 0.319]
4 +Saliency × ROI 0.287 [0.285–0.289) 0.526 [0.524–0.529) 0.509 [0.505, 0.512] −0.103 [−0.107, −0.100] 0.318 [0.318, 0.319]
5 +Saliency × Valence 0.288 [0.286, 0.290] 0.528 [0.525, 0.530] 0.510 [0.507, 0.514] −0.104 [−0.108, −0.100] 0.002 [−0.001, 0.004] 0.320 [0.319, 0.321]

Standardized regression weights and explained variance (R2) for models comprising an increasing number of predictors. Models are nested and include predictors in models shown above. All values were calculated by bootstrapping 100 sets of not-looked-at grid cells and performing GLMMs for each set. Estimates represent means of weights from each bootstrapping iteration. Values in brackets represent the 2.5th and 97.5th percentile rank as an unbiased estimate of the 95% confidence interval.