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. 2022 Jan 4;45(4):zsac001. doi: 10.1093/sleep/zsac001

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Figure 3. — Sleep spindles moderately predict fluid cognition and poorly predict crystallized cognition. Scatter plots of the absolute scores (N = 161) and predicted scores for each subtest and composite cognitive measures on the NIH Toolbox Cognition Battery. True cognitive scores are compared with cognitive scores predicted by the optimized regression model for each cognitive test and measure. Sleep spindle features were generated using Luna. DCCS, Dimensional Change Card Sort; ICA, Inhibitory Control & Attention; LSWM, List Sorting Working Memory; ORR, Oral Reading Recognition; PCPS, Pattern Comparison Processing Speed; PSM, Picture Sequence Memory; PVT, Picture Vocabulary Test.