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. 2021 Mar 4;12:624792. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2021.624792

Table 2.

Deuteranope confusion matrix obtained in the pointing task.

Looked-for
BCT
Selected BCT
Red Green Yellow Blue White Black Brown Pink Orange Purple Gray
Red 62.60 4.43 12.47 3.13 8.54 7.78
Green 43.47 3.70 21.03*** 4.75 4.75 14.14*
Yellow 14.49 58.39 3.13 8.81 12.06
Blue 8.59 51.70 4.93 4.74 5.53 17.58 6.92
White 3.03 82.65 11.82
Black 16.14 6.32 45.45 17.61 8.18 6.29
Brown 4.62 26.35*** 5.06 45.23 4.21 7.11
Pink 6.72 50.21 11.19 25.23**
Orange 10.52 6.07 9.94 6.07 61.28 4.83
Purple 4.49 9.27 10.08 3.66 6.55 15.41 37.55 10.11
Gray 16.83* 6.75 21.21** 6.17 41.30

The first column indicates the looked-for BCT. The diagonal shows the percentage of specific pointing (stimuli identified as only belonging to one BCT, indicated in the first column). Other values indicate the percentage of non-specific pointing (stimuli identified as belonging to multiple BCTs). Only percentages over 3% are shown. The BCT pairs with a mean link (shared use) higher than 10% (average between both directions of the pair, e.g., Green-Brown 21.03 and Brown-Green 26.35, mean shared use is 23.69%) are in bold. The number of asterisks indicates the strength of the link for the three least discriminable BCT pairs (more asterisks, less discriminability).