Fig. 2
From: Multiple timescales of normalized value coding underlie adaptive choice behavior
Choice task with varying background reward statistics. a Task design. Top, single trial timeline. Animals made saccadic choices between two rewards, with juice type and amount indicated by the color and number of squares, respectively. Bottom, block design. Individual test trials were presented in narrow or wide context blocks. b Trial types and block structure. Test trials were held constant between both conditions while adapter choice trials exhibited a larger standard deviation (same mean) of randomly presented reward options. c Illustrative data representing the hypothesized influence of a narrow and wide adapter distribution on neural coding and choice probability in the test distribution
