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citation: 'James DiCarlo (2024) Processed E-Phys Recordings from Macaque IT Cortex
  During RSVP [ImageSet: emogan] (Version draft) [Data set]. DANDI archive. https://doi.org/10.80507/dandi.123456/0.123456.1234'
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  name: James DiCarlo
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dateCreated: '2024-01-11T20:58:50.356165+00:00'
datePublished: '2024-01-23T22:21:53.630491+00:00'
description: 'Overview: This dataset consists of a a single NWB derived from the processing
  of neurophysiological recordings in the inferior temporal (IT) cortex of one or
  more macaque monkeys (indicated in the file). These recordings were conducted during
  Rapid Serial Visual Presentation (RSVP) of randomized images, each presented at
  the center of gaze during fixation. Contents: Subject Representation: Each NWB file
  in the dataset corresponds to a single subject (macaque). Data Structure: Within
  each file, the dataset includes a responses from a number of individual neural recording
  sites collected via chronically implanted Utah arrays. For each recording site,
  the multiunit or single unit response of that site is summarized as a set of peristimulus
  time histograms (PSTH). Each PSTH is derived from the site’s response to repeated,
  temporally randomized, presentations of the same image. Thus, the number of PSTHs
  is identical to the number of images in the test set (typically 100-2000 images).
  The number of repetitions of each image is indicated in the file and the data from
  individual repetitions are available in the file. For larger image sets these recordings
  were made over a series of consecutive days (usually <5 days). Quality control measures
  (e.g. consistency of response pattern over images) collected on each day are used
  to check for site stability across those days before producing the final PSTH estimates
  for each site. Stimulus Sets: The corresponding visual images used in these recordings
  are linked or stored in the "Stimulus_Template" section of each NWB file.


  Note that this is one of many such NWB project files with this same text descriptor
  (above). Each project file differs primarily in terms of what images were tested.
  While some neural sites are likely the same across these NWB files, combing in that
  way should only be done with additional quality control measures.'
doi: 10.80507/dandi.123456/0.123456.1234
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name: 'Processed E-Phys Recordings from Macaque IT Cortex During RSVP [ImageSet: emogan]'
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