Extended Data Fig. 7. Dynamic decoding results split by population variance.

(a–d) The decoders of Fig. 3 are shown, but additionally split by population variance. In other words, this figure shows the same data, but with an additional condition to separate trials by. Each recording session was split into 3 tertiles of equal size based on population variance (that is 3 bins were used), which were then averaged across sessions. Classifications are presented as mean values +/− SEM across N = 11 sessions. (e-h) The decoders of Fig. 3 are shown, but additionally split by number of cells targeted. Three ‘number of cells targeted’ conditions were used (instead of six) to increase data size, in particular for the rare scenarios (such as, for example, ‘Miss 40-50’). Two recorded sessions did not include data for one trial type/cells targeted combination, and were therefore omitted (for that combination only). Hence, classifications are presented as mean values +/− SEM across N = 9 sessions.