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Neuronal thresholds and correlations in the peripheral vestibular system during rotation discrimination
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2018
bioRxiv
pre-print
Neuronal and behavioral thresholds were measured simultaneously as trained male macaques performed a yaw rotation discrimination task in darkness. When corrected to account for variations in neuronal direction preferences, neurons in the vestibular nuclei and semicircular canal afferents had discrimination thresholds that were only two-fold smaller than behavioral thresholds. There was no significant trial-by-trial correlation between neuronal activity and perceptual decisions, despite the
doi:10.1101/343764
fatcat:zkxwyknnurdf3fyemccdrvkzqq