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-Inside each data dictionary, the first level contains all the data organized by files of recordings, which correspond to the experimental sessions (e.g. "File 1", "File 2", etc.). There is also an entry to keep track of which files correspond to the same cell and the name of the file, inside of the entry "Lookups and Constants". Finally, there is an entry called "Spike Rate Org. Data", which contains a simplified analysis of the rates of simple and complex spikes averaged at three epochs: baseline, treatment (laser, airpuff, or LED light) and return.
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+Inside each data dictionary, the first level contains all the data organized by files of recordings, which correspond to the experimental sessions (e.g. "File 1", "File 2", etc.). There is also an entry to keep track of which files correspond to the same cell and the filename (with important metadata), inside of the entry "Lookups and Constants". Finally, there is an entry called "Spike Rate Org. Data", which contains a simplified analysis of the rates of simple and complex spikes averaged at three epochs: baseline, treatment (laser, airpuff, or LED light) and return.
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