Figure 2
From: A Brain to Spine Interface for Transferring Artificial Sensory Information
Rats learn to discriminate artificial sensations generated using DCS. (a) Learning curve showing that rats learned to discriminate between two DCS patterns (Pattern 1:100 pulses and Pattern 2: 1 pulse). Graph shows percentage of correct trials as a function of session number (Red dots/green bars indicate mean ± s.e.m for 11 sessions in 12 rats, green line represents chance level of 50%). (b) Discrimination performance for each of the two patterns shown individually across sessions (mean ± s.e.m). (c) Learning curve showing rats that learned to discriminate three DCS patterns (Pattern 1: 100 pulses at 333 Hz, Pattern 2: 1 pulse and Pattern 3: 100 pulses at 100 Hz). Graph shows percentage correct trials (Red dots/green bars indicate mean ± s.e.m for 17 sessions in two rats, green line represents chance level of 33%). (d) Discrimination performance for each of the three patterns shown individually across sessions (mean ± s.e.m).
