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. 2010 Sep 8;104(6):3705–3720. doi: 10.1152/jn.00036.2010

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Fig. 13. — Performance as signal selectivity is matched in third spike and field example recording from Fig. 10. A: spike choice probability from ROC analysis of AccLLR traces as spike noise, probability of doublet bursts, increases. B: spike correct detection probability from single trial decoding as the spike noise increases. At each noise level, the level of the detection threshold is set to a false alarm probability of 0.05. C: spike mean selection time for correctly detected condition 1 trials as probability of spike noise is increased. D: LFP choice probability from ROC analysis of AccLLR traces as the variance of added Gaussian noise is increased. E: LFP correct detection probability from single trial decoding as the LFP noise increases. False alarm probability is set to 0.05. F: LFP mean selection time for correctly detected condition 1 trials as LFP noise is increased.