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Human electrocorticographic (ECoG) data are of great value but are not widely available. Miller shares ECoG data and analysis code from 16 experiments involving 34 different patients for open re-use.
Behaviour-change theories need to be more precisely specified. Five of the major theories can be formally represented using a system involving construct labels, construct definitions and defined binary relationships between constructs.
