TABLE 2.
The six variables of interest, including three predictors and three outputs, their primary methods of measurement, and the number of data points used to estimate each variable’s PDF.
Variable type | Variable name | Primary measure(s) | Number of data points | Marginal computation method |
Predictor | Stress | Cortisol, alpha amylase, heart rate, and subjective responses | 2,066 | Mixture modeling + Maximum likelihood |
Sleep | Hours duration | 204,403 | Kernel density estimate | |
Physical exertion | Borg ratings of perceived exertion | 4,560 | Kernel density estimate | |
Outcome | Reaction time | Milliseconds latency | 20,973 | Kernel density estimate |
Executive function | Proportion errors | 5,691 | Kernel density estimate | |
Perceptuo-motor control | Proportion errors | 8,265 | Kernel density estimate |