<p>Each dot represents a subjects from the Cued group (in blue) or the Uncued group (in green). (a) The amount of improvement due to gaps between and within sequences is plotted. The dotted line represents an equal contribution of both sources. (b) The amount of improvement due to reduction of duration of the 1–3 gap and the 4–1 gap. Note that for some subjects, the improvement due to reduction in duration for the 4–1 gap is negative, i.e., this gap increased in duration.</p
<p>a) Longitudinal and b) lateral displacements. Solid lines represent the higher synchronization gr...
<p>The differences in Fixation Duration Average [ms] (y-axis) between the Individual Game and Group ...
<p>*Identifies statistically significant (p<0.05) differences between DA and Non-DA groups for the s...
<p>Pre and Post refer to the tests before and after training. RH, Rev and RH Rev refer to the transf...
<p>Note the different scales between the subjects from the Cued group and the Uncued group. Each sub...
<p>The relative improvement in performance time was significantly different between groups and it wa...
<p>If dots fall below the line for accuracy or informativeness it shows that individuals improved th...
<p>Improvement (in percentage), i.e., inverse of error decrease, of Retention compared to Pre-test u...
<p>Summary of group comparisons of improvement / deterioration in the percent of possible points on ...
(A) Average subjective effort rating. (B) Average perceived improvement rating. Ratings were made on...
<p>In some subjects (e.g. subjects 2, 4, 10, 14 and 18) prediction rates of both sequences are almos...
<p>Histograms showing gap-size distribution in the original and upgraded (A) D .mel, (B) Dpse, (C) M...
<p>The correlation between the number of positive, negative, and neutral statements as a function of...
<p><b>A</b>, The standard task. Subjects viewed a horizontal bar (<i>L</i><sub>1</sub>) on a compute...
<p>In figures A–C, individual data are plotted as small dots while group averages are displayed as b...
<p>a) Longitudinal and b) lateral displacements. Solid lines represent the higher synchronization gr...
<p>The differences in Fixation Duration Average [ms] (y-axis) between the Individual Game and Group ...
<p>*Identifies statistically significant (p<0.05) differences between DA and Non-DA groups for the s...
<p>Pre and Post refer to the tests before and after training. RH, Rev and RH Rev refer to the transf...
<p>Note the different scales between the subjects from the Cued group and the Uncued group. Each sub...
<p>The relative improvement in performance time was significantly different between groups and it wa...
<p>If dots fall below the line for accuracy or informativeness it shows that individuals improved th...
<p>Improvement (in percentage), i.e., inverse of error decrease, of Retention compared to Pre-test u...
<p>Summary of group comparisons of improvement / deterioration in the percent of possible points on ...
(A) Average subjective effort rating. (B) Average perceived improvement rating. Ratings were made on...
<p>In some subjects (e.g. subjects 2, 4, 10, 14 and 18) prediction rates of both sequences are almos...
<p>Histograms showing gap-size distribution in the original and upgraded (A) D .mel, (B) Dpse, (C) M...
<p>The correlation between the number of positive, negative, and neutral statements as a function of...
<p><b>A</b>, The standard task. Subjects viewed a horizontal bar (<i>L</i><sub>1</sub>) on a compute...
<p>In figures A–C, individual data are plotted as small dots while group averages are displayed as b...
<p>a) Longitudinal and b) lateral displacements. Solid lines represent the higher synchronization gr...
<p>The differences in Fixation Duration Average [ms] (y-axis) between the Individual Game and Group ...
<p>*Identifies statistically significant (p<0.05) differences between DA and Non-DA groups for the s...