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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Mar 4.
Published in final edited form as: Nat Hum Behav. 2019 May 6;3(6):611–624. doi: 10.1038/s41562-019-0592-8

Fig. 2 ∣. Experienced participants demonstrate a consistent and distinct representation for Pokémon compared to novices.

Fig. 2 ∣

a, RSMs calculated by correlating distributed responses (z-scored voxel betas) from an anatomical VTC ROI across split halves of the fMRI experiment. Positive values are presented in orange, negative values in green and near-zero values in white (see the colour scale, which applies to all four RSMs). b, The decoding performance from the winner-takes-all classifier trained and tested on split halves of the fMRI data from the bilateral VTC. The shaded region shows s.e.m. across participants within a group (experienced participants, n = 11; novices, n = 11). The dashed line indicates the chance level performance; decoding performance is represented as a fraction of 1, with 1 corresponding to 100% decoding accuracy. c,d, The decoding performance from distributed bilateral VTC responses for experienced (n = 4) and novice (n = 5) participants in the original oddball task (c) and when brought back to undergo an additional fMRI experiment with an attention-demanding two-back task (d). The same participants are shown in c and d.