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. 2018 Jul 7;17(6):735–746. doi: 10.1007/s12311-018-0960-3

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Fig. 3 — Complex spike modulation with movement parameters. a Example of CS and SS firing relative to head acceleration (Hacc) during lateral translation at 0.16 Hz (modified with permission from [118]). b Feedforward and feedback CS probability maps (CS prob) with hand position (X, Y), velocity (VX, VY), and acceleration (AX, AY) during pseudo-random tracking, each map obtained from a different cell (modified with permission from [61]). The modulation significance of each firing plot is indicated by the directional tuning vectors (black arrows). c Top panel shows average eyelid responses to periocular airpuffs (unexpected–black, paired with conditioning LED cue–red, conditioning LED cue only–blue, green vertical bar indicates conditioning LED cue). Bottom panel demonstrates CS modulation preceding the airpuff in the conditioning stimulus period (modified with permission from [123])