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. 2017 Mar 8;114(12):E2494–E2503. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1619949114

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Fig. S4. — Effects of the r_sc structure during the stimulus vs. delay epochs. (A) Similar to Fig. 4C, but during the stimulus epoch. Coding efficiency of r_signal-only ensembles relative to r_signal + r_sc ensembles for individual sessions. A positive value indicates that shuffling out the r_sc structure improves decoding. Each colored line is an individual session. (B) Across-session mean coding efficiency of r_signal-only ensembles relative to r_signal + r_sc ensembles during the stimulus epoch. The gray lines running along the bottom indicate ensemble sizes for which the efficiency of r_signal + r_sc ensembles and r_signal-only ensembles is significantly different (P < 0.05, paired t test, Hochberg-corrected). (C) Identical data as Fig. 4C, presented again here for comparison with stimulus epoch data. Coding efficiency of r_signal-only ensembles relative to r_signal + r_sc ensembles for individual sessions. (D) Identical data as Fig. 4C, presented again here for comparison with stimulus epoch data. Across-session mean coding efficiency of r_signal-only ensembles relative to r_signal + r_sc ensembles.