Table 4.
Feature sets used for prediction analyses
| Short | Long | Features | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| old | old items | 4 | responses to old items only |
| new | new items | 4 | responses to new items only |
| both | old and new | 8 | responses to old and new items |
| FADE | FADE scores | 2 | FADE scores for novelty and memory |
| SAME | SAME scores | 2 | SAME scores for novelty and memory |
| both | FADE and SAME | 4 | FADE and SAME scores for novelty and memory |
| nov. | novelty contrast | whole-brain novelty contrast maps | |
| mem. | memory contrast | whole-brain memory contrast maps | |
| both | nov. and mem. | whole-brain novelty and memory contrast maps | |
| mPerAF | mPerAF maps | whole-brain percent amplitude fluctuation maps | |
| GMV | GMV maps | whole-brain gray matter volume maps | |
| all | all features | all unique features listed in this table |
Short and long feature set names are used as x-axis labels on Figures 2-5. The number of features corresponds to the number of columns in the data matrix used for prediction. FADE = functional activity deviation during encoding, SAME = similarities of activations during memory encoding, = number of (in-mask) voxels.