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Concurrent category-selective neural activity across the ventral occipito-temporal cortex supports a non-hierarchical view of human visual recognition
['Corentin Jacques', 'Jacques Jonas', 'Sophie Colnat-Coulbois', 'Bruno Rossion', 'Jacques C', 'Jonas J', 'Colnat-Coulbois S', 'Rossion B', 'Allison T', 'Puce A']
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participants that had recording contacts in the two regions compared) and unpaired set (participants with contacts in a single region).
exchanging the signals from the two regions), thereby preserving all participant-, contact-, and trial-level structure while breaking the association between region and latency estimates.
For unpaired participants, participants were randomly reassigned between regions while preserving the original group sizes, to generate pseudo-groups under the null hypothesis of no regional difference.
For paired participants, trial resampling was performed using identical trials across sampled contacts with a participant to preserve trial-level covariance.
Onset latency was then estimated from this averaged signal for each region using one of the four methods defined above (‘HFB response timing parameters).