Figure 3

Subject specificity of rare vs. common patterns. (A) Inter- and intra-subject difference in usage of all 9³ length-3 patterns. The ordinal numbers represent each subject’s respective most rare to most common patterns. (B) The difference between inter- and intra-subject differences represents the degree of individuality for the respective rare and common patterns. The marked areas represent (a) universal exceptions, (b) rare patterns, (c) individual inhibitions, (d) individual preferences. All error bars represent SEM.