Table 3.

Neurons which were better “Replaced” were more likely to lag the kinematics (encoding delay <0) than neurons better “Summed.”

	Replaced	Summed	p-Value
Linear
Percentage of cells	39% (111)	61% (171)
Percentage lagging	58% (64)	30% (66)	0.01
Mean delay	-49 ms	13 ms	<0.001
Median delay	-70 ms	30 ms	<0.001
Logistic
Percentage of cells	36% (108)	64% (194)
Percentage lagging	56% (61)	43% (83)	0.02
Mean delay	-116 ms	-11 ms	0.01
Median delay	-140 ms	-10 ms	0.03

The top rows list the percentage (and number) of cells better “Replaced” or better “Summed,” while the subsequent rows show the percentage of those cells with a lagging delay, the mean delay, and median delay. The percentages were compared using a chi-square test, the mean delays were compared with a t-test, and the median delays were compared with a Wilcoxon rank-sum test.