Table 2.
Units with significant effectsa
| Definite single units | Probable single units | Multiunits | Total | Unique single units | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monkey L | |||||
| Significant | 226 (85%) | 203 (89%) | 314 (84%) | 743 (86%) | 158 (80%) |
| Not significant | 41 (15%) | 24 (11%) | 59 (16%) | 124 (14%) | 40 (20%) |
| Total | 267 (100%) | 227 (100%) | 373 (100%) | 867 (100%) | 198 (100%) |
| Monkey X | |||||
| Significant | 123 (78%) | 107 (96%) | 179 (92%) | 409 (88%) | 59 (74%) |
| Not significant | 35 (22%) | 5 (4%) | 16 (8%) | 56 (12%) | 21 (26%) |
| Total | 158 (100%) | 112 (100%) | 195 (100%) | 465 (100%) | 80 (100%) |
aPercentages refer to the numbers of neurons with significant effects versus no significant effects for each type of sorted unit in each monkey.