Raw behavioral choice data for honeybee discrimination of aperture height across multiple scales

This dataset contains raw behavioral choice data from psychophysical
experiments testing the ability of honeybees to discriminate between
side-by-side apertures of varying heights. The experiments investigated
visual resolution limits by testing bees' ability to choose a taller
aperture over a shorter one across three different size scales (Large: 60
mm; Medium: 30 mm; Small: 15 mm). The data is structured as binomial
counts, recording the total number of flights (n) and the number of
correct choices (k, defined as choosing the taller aperture) for specific
relative height differences. These data were used to fit psychometric
functions to determine visual discrimination thresholds.