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From: A robot-based behavioural task to quantify impairments in rapid motor decisions and actions after stroke

Fig. 2

Global Performance in Task Parameters. a Scatter plot of age versus target hits. Performance of male and female controls is shown by filled and empty grey markers, respectively. Performance of subjects with stroke is shown by the leftward and rightward pointing triangles representing left-affected and right-affected subjects, respectively. Triangle markers are filled if subject also had a BIT score <130 indicative of visual neglect. Age normative model is shown by the blue and magenta lines representing the median (solid lines) and cutoff (dashed lines) z-score for male and female control subject performance distribution (respectively) according to the model. The black arrow indicates which side of the cutoff score corresponds with subjects being impaired on the particular parameter. b Scatter plot of age versus distractor proportion. Performance of control subjects is shown by the filled grey markers. Age normative model is shown by the median and cutoff z-score of control subject performance distribution according to the model. c Scatter plot of age versus estimated maximum object processing rate. d Scatter plot of object hits versus distractor proportion. Values have been converted to z-scores based on the normative models. Dashed lines represent the cutoff used to indicate impairment in each parameter. The control performance range is the quadrant indicated by the ‘CR’

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