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. 2022 Apr 12;12:6072. doi: 10.1038/s41598-022-09885-4

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Response-locked evoked potentials for the motion coherence task and direction integration task. Topographic maps represent the forward-model projections of the most reliable component reflecting the weights given to each electrode following reliable components analysis (RCA) on data from all participants pooled across difficulty level for the motion coherence task (top) and direction integration task (bottom). Each individual’s continuous data were multiplied by these weights to provide a component average waveform, with group average response-locked waveforms (± 1SEM) shown for typically developing children (TD; grey) and autistic children (orange) for difficult and easy levels. The left column shows non-deconvolved group average waveforms. The central column shows deconvolved group average waveforms (without regularisation). The right column shows deconvolved group average waveforms with regularisation (ridge regression).