Fig. 5.

Group-level results of Experiment 3. a For the contrast dFPN > all other three FPNs, the Tower of London, Wisconsin Card Sorting, and Encoding tasks were most frequently sampled by neuroadaptive Bayesian optimization. b Group-level predictions across the task space equally show the Tower of London, Wisconsin Card Sorting and Encoding tasks to be optimal for dissociating the dFPN from the other FPNs, in addition to the Deductive Reasoning task. c For the contrast vFPN > all other three FPNs, the Go/No-go, Passive Listening and Imagined Movement tasks were most frequently sampled by neuroadaptive Bayesian optimization. d Group-level predictions across the task space equally show the Go/No-go, Passive Listening and Imagined Movement tasks to be optimal for dissociating the vFPN from the other FPNs, in addition to the Reading and Divided Auditory Attention tasks