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. 2000 Jan 1;20(1):451–463. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.20-01-00451.2000

Table 2.

Performance scores

Monkey Delayed nonmatching to sample Visual paired-comparison
8 sec 15 sec 1 min 10 min 40 min 1 sec 10 sec 1 min 10 min
N1 94 99 96 86 74 61 61 62 57
N2 95 95 91 68 76 66 57 67 60
N3 92 92 91 85 78 67 65 63 60
N4 92 92 92 85 78 63 67 65 66
N5 92 94 90 73 67 67 63 63 65
Mean 93 94 92 79 75 65 63 64 62
ISC1 92 92 92 69 Not tested
ISC2 92 89 86 57
ISC3 91 88 88 61
ISC4 92 82 76 70
Mean 92 88 86 64
RF1-1 92 94 90 71 62
RF1-2 90 94 90 63 61 Not tested
RF1-3 92 96 92 76 68
RF1-4 92 94 88 64 56
Mean 92 95 90 69 62
RF2-1 91 94 88 66 53 70 55 60 53
RF2-2 94 93 88 66 57 61 49 58 58
RF2-3 91 92 86 57 52 61 62 59 59
RF2-4 91 90 80 66 63 61 55 58 51
RF2-5 92 89 90 74 79 73 64 56 52
Mean 92 92 86 66 61 65 57 58 55
IBO1-1 92 90 90 70 66
IBO1-2 94 86 88 60 58
IBO1-3 94 89 88 73 59 Not tested
IBO1-4 94 94 90 73 67
IBO1-5 91 88 89 68 63
Mean 93 89 89 69 63
IBO2-1 65 54 54 55
IBO2-2 57 53 45 55
IBO2-3 Not tested 70 51 54 55
IBO2-4 64 59 67 55
Mean 64 54 55 55

For the delayed nonmatching to sample task, the delay scores are the percentage of correct scores for each delay averaged across the two administrations of the task. The ISC group was not tested on the 40 min delay. The scores for the visual paired-comparison task are the percentage of total time that the animal viewed the novel stimulus at each delay. N, Unoperated control monkeys; other abbreviations are as in Table 1.