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Processed single cell calcium imaging data associated with manuscript titled "PERIRHINAL CORTEX LEARNS A PREDICTIVE MAP OF THE TASK ENVIRONMENT" (Lee, McLachlan et al. 2024, Nature Communications)
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## DATA ORGANIZATION
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-Processed calcium imaging data are stored as individual .mat files which correspond to an animal and session, found within the Animals directory and an animal-specific subdirectory. For example, in ./Animals/pr023/pr023-19.mat, the animal name is pr023 and the session number is 19. Select sessions will be accompanied by whisker.mat files. Animal directories also contain an in vivo registration subdirectory which may contain A0 and A1 folders. A0/A1 refer to the imaging area. These folders contain ROIs and images used to align chronic recording sessions, following the same naming convention as the calcium imaging data files.
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+Processed calcium imaging data are stored as individual .mat files which correspond to an animal and session, found within the Animals directory and a zipped animal-specific subdirectory. For example, in ./Animals/pr023/pr023-19.mat, the animal name is pr023 and the session number is 19. Select sessions will be accompanied by whisker.mat files. Animal directories also contain a subdirectory named /in vivo registration/ which may contain A0 and A1 folders. A0/A1 refer to the imaging area. These folders contain ROIs and images used to align chronic recording sessions, following the same naming convention as the calcium imaging data files.
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## DATA STRUCTURE
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within each .mat file, you may see the following variables saved: CaA0, CaA1, CaA2, licks, summary, trials.
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