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. 2020 Apr 12;2020(1):niaa002. doi: 10.1093/nc/niaa002

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Figure 2. — PMD analysis and trial rejection following the physical removal of flickering targets at PMD onset. (a, b) Display the likelihood of button-press time-courses for observed (red) and bootstrapped data (grey). (a) Example PMD response for a single participant. The first time point that the observed likelihood of button press (red) exceeded the bootstrapped CI (grey) corresponds to the PMD reaction time (0.87 seconds for this participant, marked with a vertical dashed blue line). (b) The mean time course for the likelihood of button press and its bootstrapped sets across participants, shown in red and grey, respectively. Shading represents the CI (computed with logit transform and presented after reverse transform) across participants. (c) Participant-level histogram of the proportion of trials rejected, based on period-by-period PMD analysis.