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. 2012 Nov 28;32(48):17420–17430. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.2344-12.2012

Table 2.

Decoding of rule identity and rule order: brain areas showing decoding accuracies significantly higher than chance (50%)a

Anatomical region Cluster size (k) p (FWE) x y z Accuracy at t peak Average cluster accuracy Main BA
Identity decoding
    Inferior frontal gyrus 262 <0.001 44 36 −4 62.8 53.2 47
44 40 −16 56.5
34 46 −10 54.7
    Superior frontal gyrus 113 0.03 30 18 62 57.6 53.1 8, 9
30 20 44 57.0
34 16 52 56.6
    Caudate nucleus 127 0.018 22 12 22 59.0 53.5
16 12 6 55.1
12 16 24 54.7
    Middle temporal gyrus 678 <0.001 60 −36 −12 57.1 53.8 21, 20, 37
50 −34 −6 56.8
30 −34 −22 56.8
    Superior temporal gyrus 208 0.001 −48 0 −12 57.3 53.3 21
−52 −2 −20 55.5
−54 8 −2 55.3
    Hippocampus 106 0.038 24 −32 2 56.3 53.3 27
22 −24 0 55.2
22 −22 12 55.1
Order decoding
    Precentral gyrus (premotor cortex) 436 0.002 28 −28 40 55.4 54.1 6, 3
34 −18 36 55.3
42 −6 40 55.2
    Putamen 206 0.037 28 8 0 55.0 54.1
24 10 −10 54.8
30 16 −2 54.8

aCoordinates x, y, and z in space of MNI template and selection of cluster maxima according to the conventions of SPM8. The reported p values refer to cluster level inference and are familywise corrected for multiple comparisons. We report the decoding accuracy of the searchlight at each t peak and the average decoding accuracy over all searchlights within clusters.