Extended Data Fig. 8: Example cross-correlograms (CCGs) with significant and non-significant peaks. | Nature

Extended Data Fig. 8: Example cross-correlograms (CCGs) with significant and non-significant peaks.

From: Intermittent rate coding and cue-specific ensembles support working memory

Extended Data Fig. 8

(A) All CCG functions from the “left” cue condition with a significant non-zero lag peak (pink), along with an equal number of randomly selected “non-significant” CCGs (grey) from that same cue condition. (B) Same as in A, for the “right” cue condition. All CCGs in each subplot are arranged by the lag of their maximum value.

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