Table 4 Influence of individual reaction to price over the Anticipation network. The table is divided in four groups across the 8 different markets plus the aggregation of all them. For all significant links from i to j (\(T_{ij} > 0\)) for each network (market), we computed the probability of i being more synchronized with price than j (first group), i being less synchronized than j (second column), i having a higher value for the STE with respect to price than j (third group) and i having a higher value for the STE with respect to price than j (fourth group). FDR approach described in “Methods” section is used here to discriminate the significant links. Additional file 1 contains an equivalent table using Bonferroni instead of FDR method displaying similar results. Numbers between brackets account for the frequency. Asterisks refer to different confidence interval levels, ^∗ for 90%, ^∗∗ for 95%, and ^∗∗∗ for 99%

From: Mapping individual behavior in financial markets: synchronization and anticipation