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. 2009 Dec 2;31(5):820–834. doi: 10.1002/hbm.20907

Table I.

The group‐mean parameters of the linear bivariate, the nonlinear bivariate and the univariate models

Linear Bivariate Nonlinear Bivariate Univariate Boxcar
β c 0 0.1056 c 0 0.1245 c 0 0.0947
c 1(1) 0.0662 c 1(1) 0.0718 c 1(1) 0.0537
c 1(2) 0.0359 c 1(2) 0.0567 c 1(2) 0.0169
c 1(3) 0.0076 c 1(3) 0.0196 c 1(3) 0.0022
c 2(1) 0.0664 c 2(1) 0.2075 c 2(1,1) −0.0018
c 2(2) 0.0941 c 2(2) −0.0698 c 2(1,2) −0.0066
c 2(3) −0.0300 c 2(3) −0.0960 c 2(1,3) −0.0031
c 3(1,1) 0.0683 c 2(2,2) −0.0115
c 3(1,2) −0.0501 c 2(2,3) −0.0140
c 3(1,3) 0.0336 c 2(3,3) −0.0044
c 3(2,2) 0.0163
c 3(2,3) 0.0031
c 3(3,3) 0.0071
α 0.8117 0.8104 0.8012
CC 0.63 (0.03) 0.55 (0.03) 0.58 (0.02) 0.44 (0.02)

These include the coefficients for the kernels, β, and the Laguerre pole, α. The mean correlation coefficient (CC) obtained from the cross‐validation approach (see text) is also shown for each model, including the stimulus time course (boxcar). The standard errors of mean (SEMs) for the correlation coefficient are shown in parenthesis.