Adaptive processing and perceptual learning in visual cortical areas V1 and V4

# Adaptive processing and perceptual learning in visual cortical areas V1 and V4 [https://doi.org/10.5061/dryad.4qrfj6qdb](https://doi.org/10.5061/dryad.4qrfj6qdb) ## Description of the data and file structure Files were recorded from visual area V1 in Monkey C. Bisection task correspond to the first 'x' trials followed by Vernier task. The number of bisection trials per file are the "x" values on the right of each file name. bisver_170905100_mrg.pl2 / x = 807 bisection trials bisver_170906100_mrg.pl2 / x = 587 bisection trials bisver_170907100_mrg.pl2 / x = 668 bisection trials bisver_170908100_mrg.pl2 / x = 545 bisection trials These files were recorded from visual area V4 in Monkey C. Bisection task correspond to the first 'x' trials followed by Vernier task. The number of bisection trials per file are the "x" values on the right of each file name. bisver170808100_mrg.plx / x = 755 bisection trials bisver170809100_mrg.plx / x = 983 bisection trials bisver170810100_mrg.pl2 / x = 627 bisection trials bisver170811100_mrg.pl2 / x = 712 bisection trials Files were recorded from visual area V1 in Monkey J. Bisection task correspond to the first 'x' trials followed by Vernier task. The number of bisection trials per file are the "x" values on the right of each file name. Apr0621_bisver.plx / x = 460 bisection trials Apr0721_bisver.plx / x = 582 bisection trials Apr0821_bisver_mrg.plx / x = 849 bisection trials Apr0921_bisver.plx / x = 745 bisection trials These files were recorded from visual area V4 in Monkey J. Bisection task correspond to the first 'x' trials followed by Vernier task. The number of bisection trials per file are the "x" values on the right of each file name. Apr3021_bisver.plx / x = 619 bisection trials May0321_bisver.plx / x = 401 bisection trials May1321_bisver.plx / x = 1100 bisection trials May1421_bisver.plx / x = 772 bisection trials ## Sharing/Access information n/a ## Code/Software To open the .plx files you can use either Matlab, Python or C++ with the SDKs uploaded in the "PLX_DATA" zip file. The functions have annotations and supporting information.