Fig. 1: Multiregional neural recordings and prediction of neural activity from video. | Nature Neuroscience

Fig. 1: Multiregional neural recordings and prediction of neural activity from video.

From: Brain-wide analysis reveals movement encoding structured across and within brain areas

Fig. 1

a, Delayed response task. b, Simultaneous video and neural recording. c, Example recording configuration. d, Raster plot of recorded neurons (top) and traces of body part marker locations for a single trial. e, Three approaches to predict neural activity from video. Left: marker-based analysis. For each video frame, each of the markers (jaw, nose or tongue) is a two-dimensional vector representing the vertical and horizontal positions. Middle: embedding-based analysis. For each frame, the embedding vector is a 16-dimensional vector. Right: end-to-end learning with deep neural network. ALMc, contralateral ALM; Cb, cerebellum; CNN, convolutional neural network; Ctx, cortex; Med, medulla; MRN, midbrain reticular nucleus; PN, pons; PPN, pedunculopontine nucleus; px, pixels; SCm, superior colliculus, motor related; SNr, substantia nigra, reticular part; Str, striatum; Thal, thalamus.

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