Cross-paper findings

Behavioural curves from 13 papers with extracted findings, plotted on shared signed-evidence axes. The generated bibliography tracks 18 curated papers overall. Pick a curve type to switch view; use a preset to compare a slice of the literature; toggle Fit + aggregate to refit every curve interactively in your browser.

Reading the curves (6 terms)

Each trace is one finding (paper × stratification). Filters narrow what's shown; the Refit live button below the chart fits a 4-parameter logistic in your browser.

Curve type
psychometric (P right by signed evidence), accuracy_by_strength (P correct by absolute evidence), chronometric (median RT by evidence), hit_rate (per-condition success rate). Pick one in the View row.
Stimulus axis
Signed coherence, signed contrast, signed click difference, etc. — different paradigms calibrate evidence on different axes. The atlas keeps incompatible axes apart on purpose; only one at a time.
μ (bias)
Mid-asymptote crossing of the psychometric. Positive μ means the curve sits to the right of zero — the subject leans toward 'right' even with no signed evidence.
σ (slope width)
Width of the logistic. Larger σ = shallower psychometric = lower discriminability. Per-axis comparable; cross-axis values aren't.
x at 75%
Threshold — the signed-evidence value at which the fitted curve crosses 0.75 P(right) (or 0.84 for accuracy). Reads in the same units as the x axis.
Source level
Point shape on the chart: circle = raw or processed trials, square = figure source data, triangle = aggregate. Lower-strength sources should be read with more caution.

21 traces from 70 findings · 12 papers · 4 species · 668 points · psychometric

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Stimulus axis on axis
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Trace level + live refit

Trace level
color = paper shape = source-data level trace = one finding (paper × stratification)

Curves at different source-data levels are shown on shared axes for visual comparison; point shape encodes the source level. Values for figure-source- data findings should be read as published rather than as a complete raw behavioral export.

For a flat-table view of every finding alongside protocols, datasets, and slices, use the search and type filters on /catalog. Each finding's permalink lives at /findings/<id>.