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. 2017 Oct 20;28(12):4136–4160. doi: 10.1093/cercor/bhx268

Table 1.

Three sub-tables show the top-1, top-2, and top-3 accuracies of categorizing individual movie frames by using decoders trained with data from the same (intra-subject) or different (inter-subject) subject. Each row shows the categorization accuracy with the decoder trained with a specific subject's training data; each column shows the categorization accuracy with a specific subject's testing data and different subjects’ decoders. The accuracy was quantified as the percentage by which individual movie frames were successfully categorized as one of the top-1, top-2, or top-3 categories. The accuracy was also quantified as a fraction number (shown next to the percentage number): the number of correctly categorized frames over the total number of frames that could be labeled by the 15 categories (N = 214 for 1 8-min testing movie)

Decoding accuracy for the semantic descriptions of a novel movie
Train/test Subject 1 Subject 2 Subject 3
Top-1 subject 1 42.52% (91/214) 24.30% (52/214) 23.83% (51/214)
subject 2 20.09% (43/214) 50.47% (108/214) 22.90% (49/214)
subject 3 24.77% (53/214) 33.64% (72/214) 50.00% (107/214)
Top-2 subject 1 59.81% (128/214) 41.12% (88/214) 43.93% (94/214)
subject 2 35.51% (76/214) 70.09% (150/214) 35.98% (77/214)
subject 3 41.12% (88/214) 42.06% (90/214) 66.36% (142/214)
Top-3 subject 1 67.76% (145/214) 55.14% (118/214) 53.27% (114/214)
subject 2 48.13% (103/214) 74.77% (160/214) 50.93% (109/214)
subject 3 50.93% (109/214) 52.34% (112/214) 72.90% (156/214)