Table 1.
Analysis | Data selection | Monkey T | Monkey M LO | Monkey M HI | ||||||
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Significant correlations | Negative correlations | Stronger correlation than trial-shuffles | Significant correlations | Negative correlations | Stronger correlation than trial-shuffles | Significant correlations | Negative correlations | Stronger correlation than trial-shuffles | ||
Task-related | Short pref. | 65/204 (32%) | 57/65 (88%) | 4/65 (2%) | 75/417 (18%) | 61/75 (81%) | 7/75 (2%) | 113/417 (27%) | 93/113 (82%) | 11/113 (3%) |
Short nonpref. | 43/173 (25%) | 26/43 (60%) | 0/43 | 60/379 (16%) | 37/60 (62%) | 4/60 (1%) | 82/379 (22%) | 48/82 (59%) | 9/82 (2%) | |
Long pref. | 55/194 (28%) | 44/55 (80%) | 3/55 (2%) | 62/408 (15%) | 50/62 (81%) | 12/62 (3%) | 76/408 (19%) | 70/76 (92%) | 11/76 (3%) | |
Long nonpref. | 34/180 (19%) | 18/34 (53%) | 1/34 (1%) | 44/371 (12%) | 22/44 (50%) | 7/44 (2%) | 59/371 (16%) | 34/59 (58%) | 9/59 (2%) | |
Trial-by-trial pre-SC | Short | 7/173 (4.0%) | 3/7 | 21/369 (5.7%) | 5/21 | 17/369 (4.6%) | 8/17 | |||
Long | 6/171 (3.5%) | 4/6 | 18/373 (4.8%) | 9/18 | 13/373 (3.5%) | 6/13 | ||||
Trial-by-trial pre-TC | Short | 2/171 (1.2%) | 2/2 | 25/340 (7.4%) | 12/25 | 28/340 (8.2%) | 15/28 | |||
Long | 6/170 (3.5%) | 5/6 | 20/349 (5.7%) | 7/20 | 25/349 (7.2%) | 8/25 |
aNumbers and percentages of beta-neuron pairs with significant task-related and trial-by-trial correlations are presented separately for Monkey T and monkey M low (LO) and high (HI) beta bands. Short and long delay trials are presented separately. Neuronal preferred and nonpreferred movement directions are presented separately for task-related correlations. The proportions of significant correlations with negative sign are specified in separate columns. For the task-related correlation analyses, the numbers of pairs with a significantly stronger correlation coefficient in the original data than in the trial-shuffled resampling control data are specified in separate columns, and their percentages are shown with respect to the total number of analyzed pairs.