marginally significantp = .055
Positive Autobiographical Memory, the aggregate classification accuracy was 68.9% (marginally significant at p = .055, balanced-block permutation test), and for the Negative vs.
Positive Autobiographical Memory, the aggregate classification accuracy was 68.9% (marginally significant at p = .055, balanced-block permutation test), and for the Negative vs.
As shown in Figures 1 and 2 , linear SVM classifiers were successful in discriminating Countdown scans from Negative Memory scans significantly above chance level for all participants, using the voxel-based representation scheme (two participants failed to achieve significance when using the region-based representation scheme).