Extended Data Fig. 9: Scatter plots of semantic CTI, feature CTI and ΔCTI before and after learning.
From: Mouse visual cortex areas represent perceptual and semantic features of learned visual categories
a, Gray dots show the semantic CTI of all neurons that were significantly stimulus-modulated before and after learning, as determined using the GLM analysis (‘stable’ neurons). Black squares and error bars show the mean (±s.e.m.; two-sided WMPSR test, W=86171, P=1.83·10−4; n=645 neurons from 10 mice). The x axis shows semantic CTI before learning (‘baseline 3’) and the y axis shows semantic CTI after learning (‘learned 1’). b, As (a), for feature CTI (two-sided WMPSR test, W=93043, P=0.019; n=645 neurons from 10 mice). c, As (a), each panel now shows the ΔCTI of a single visual cortical area (two-sided WMPSR test, V1: W=4914, P=1.61; n=149 neurons from 7 mice; LM: W=3305, P=3.86; n=119 neurons from 4 mice; AL: W=1809, P=0.46; n=96 neurons from 4 mice; RL: W=6545, P=0.68; n=175 neurons from 6 mice; AM: W=431, P=4.90; n=43 neurons from 2 mice; PM: W=26, P=7.38; n=10 neurons from 3 mice; LI: W=24, P=6.16; n=10 neurons from 2 mice; POR: W=155, P=9.85·10−4; n=43 neurons from 6 mice; P values are Bonferroni corrected for 8 comparisons). Note that area P is not shown because it did not contain ‘stable’ neurons.
