Begins
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http://begins.neurotycho.org/begins.html (日本語版)
- Data
- "Day 1" was uploaded on Neurotycho (http://neurotycho.org/social-competition-task).
- "Day 2" was same experiment as "Day 1" except date of experiment. ( "Day 1" means 2010/08/03, "Day 2" means 2010/08/04.)
- "Sleep" was different experiment as social-competition-task. It was an anesthesia experiment.
These data will be uploaded soon.
- Analysis
- Time window
"Show food" or "Food place" and condition of "When?" decide time window for analysis.
- "Show food" + "Early" means before start time at show food to monkeys (during -750 ms and -249 ms).
- "Show food" + "Middle" means around start time at show food to monkeys (during -250 ms and +249 ms).
- "Show food" + "Late" means after start time of show food to monkeys (during +250 ms and +750 ms).
- "Food place" + "Early" means before time at putting a food on the table during (-1000 ms and -501 ms).
- "Food place" + "Middle" means before time at putting a food on the table during (-500 ms and -1 ms). But the monkey started to move in this time window.
- "Food place" + "Late" means after time at putting a food on the table (during 0 ms and + 499 ms).
- Frequency band power
I used FFT to make power spectrum from ECoG data on each time windows.
- "Delta" means a power spectrum (2 Hz).
- "Theta" means power spectrum (summation of between 4 Hz and 6 Hz).
- "Alpha" means power spectrum (summation of during 8 Hz and 12 Hz).
- "Beta" means power spectrum (summation of during 14 Hz and 28 Hz).
- "Low Gamma" means power spectrum (summation of during 30 Hz and 58 Hz without 50 Hz).
- "High Gamma" means power spectrum (summation of during 60 Hz and 100 Hz).
- Statistics test
I used MannWhitney test. Location of marks means location of electrodes.
- Red mark means condition 1 > condition 2 (p < 0.0001).
- Orange mark means condition 1 > condition 2 (p < 0.001).
- Light blue mark means condition 2 > condition 1 (p < 0.001).
- Blue mark means condition 2 > condition 1 (p < 0.0001).
- Guide (in Japanese)