Data from: Long-lasting vocal plasticity in adult marmoset monkeys

Marmoset vocalization dataJammingAllData.mat contains a MATLAB structure array “SbjData” which stores the experimental data for the four subjects. Each row in “SbjData” is a subject. The first column is for low-frequency noise perturbation (and the baseline preceding it) whereas the second column is for high-frequency noise perturbation (and the baseline preceding it). “SbjData.Param” stores various parameters used in the analysis and the experiment info. For example, “exp_day” contains the day number for each experimental session. Perturbation sessions are labeled as “Jamming” in the data structures. “SbjData.Measure.FreqPrePostWin” stores the actual data, as described below for its several fields. “Jamming” and “Baseline” contains the original recorded data for the perturbation and baseline sessions, respectively. “JammingDT” and “BaselineDT” are the detrended data. Inside these matrices, Column 1 labels separate sessions; Column 2 is the call onset time (sec); Column 4 is the fundamental frequency of the call (Hz, original or detrended); Column 6: 0 for baseline; 1 for not-perturbed, 2 for perturbed calls. “FittedTimeCourse{2}” is the fundamental frequency profile of baseline sessions [Time (s), Freq (Hz)]. “FittedTimeCourse_Jamming{2}” is the fundamental frequency profile of perturbation sessions.JammingAllData.mat