Table 4 Summary of the behavioral and sensor data stored in each NWB file along with the imaging and video data.

From: Multimodal dataset linking wide‐field calcium imaging to behavior changes in operant lever‐pull task in mice

Name

Raw

DS

Unit

Type

Description

tone

(*)

V

Digital (TTL)

Pulses representing when the auditory cue (10 kHz pure tone) is on.

lever

mm

Analog

The distance of the lever from its baseline position.

reward

(#)

V

Digital (TTL)

The pulses used for reward delivery.

lick

(*)

V

Digital (TTL)

The output of the lick sensor indicating when the animal licked the spout.

lick_rate

Hz

Analog

The lick rate calculated by applying an exponential kernel to the lick-event onset series.

motion

a.u.

Analog

The output of the load-cell motion sensor.

pull_duration

ms

Integer

The minimum duration for the animal to keep pulling the lever during the trial at a given time point.

state_lever

NA

Boolean

The binary status indicating whether the lever is in the pulled state.

state_task

NA

Integer

The state of the task: waiting phase (0), cued phase (1), or reward phase (2).

air_pressure

hPa

Analog

The atmospheric air pressure level around the behavioral setup.

CO2_level

ppm

Analog

The atmospheric carbon dioxide level around the behavioral setup.

humidity

%

Analog

The atmospheric humidity around the behavioral setup.

room_temp

°C

Analog

The atmospheric temperature around the behavioral setup.

LED_B

V

Digital (TTL)

The pulses representing when the blue (470 nm) LED is on.

LED_V

V

Digital (TTL)

The pulses representing when the violet (405 nm) LED is on.

img_acquisition

V

Digital (CMOS)

Pulses from the camera for calcium imaging, each of which corresponds to the timing when a single frame becomes ready.

video_trig

V

Digital (TTL)

The pulses representing when video-frame acquisition should be started.

  1. DS, down-sampled data. *For these signal types, binary values (indicating the occurrence and duration of individual events) are stored instead of the original TTL signals. #For reward-delivery pulses, binary values (indicating the onsets of individual reward-delivery events) are stored instead of the original TTL signals.