4 100From the figures describe:(i)(ii)(iii)What is the relative value for that monkey, 1A=?B.What is the recorded neuron encoding?How can we interpret it from its activity displayed by theblue dots in the bottom graph?O 1:30:1 1:21:13:12:14:16:13:010:1403020100:1 131:11:23:14:12:13:06:110:1Offers (#B : #A)The top panel shows the choice pattern ofthe monkey. The bottom panel shows theactivity of the recorded neuron. The curvesin light grey show the activity of the sameneuron in the pre-offer time window.Spikes per secondPercentage ofB choice

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From the figures describe: (i) (ii) What is the relative value for that monkey, 1A=2B. What is the recorded neuron encoding? How can we interpret it from its activity displayed by the blue dots in the bottom graph?

From the figures describe: (i) (ii) What is the relative value for that monkey, 1A=2B. What is the recorded neuron encoding? How can we interpret it from its activity displayed by the blue dots in the bottom graph?

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Author:Peter J. Russell, Paul E. Hertz, Beverly McMillan

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Chapter39: Information Flow And The Neuron

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