Olson et al Muscle spindles provide flexible sensory feedback for movement sequences

This repository contains data and analysis code supporting Muscle spindles provide flexible sensory feedback for movement sequences by Olson et al. The repository includes:Processed DataThree custom processed data tables for session data in .pkl format:S (Session Tables): Kinematic and task-related data sampled at 2.5 ms time bins.SpCounts (Spike Counts): Spike count data for recorded neural units, also at 2.5 ms resolution.SpTimes (Spike Times): Trial-level spike time data for all recorded units.Also contained are a series of unit tables:unit_table_0: All recorded neural units.unit_table_1: Units recorded within the mesencephalic trigeminal nucleus (MEV).unit_table_2: All non-duplicate MEV units.unit_table_3: Units classified as MEV muscle spindle afferents (MEV-MSAs).unit_table_4: All non-duplicate MEV-MSAs.CodeAccompanying Python scripts and Jupyter notebooks are included for:Data preprocessing and formatting.Analysis of kinematic encoding and sequence-dependent modulation of MSA activity.Reproduction of figures and statistical results as presented in the manuscript.