Visual circuitry for distance estimation in Drosophila

This dataset contains all the processed neural imaging and behavioral time
series data associated with the manuscript as submitted to Current
Biology. All data corresponds to measurements from Drosophila, and is
sub-divided into two distinct data structures corresponding to the
different types of data (neural imaging and behavioral time series).
Neural imaging data is contained in one Matlab struct, and the behavioral
time series data is contained in a different Matlab struct, both of which
have their fields and units described in the corresponding README. All the
data is to be made publicly available as open-source, and all associated
code for recreating analysis done within the manuscript is also provided
here and in the corresponding GitHub repository. The behavior structure
includes all locomotor data from a genetic silencing screen in which
neural substrates were identified in the Drosophila visual system for
their involvement (or lack thereof) in distance estimation behaviors.
Meanwhile, the neural imaging structure includes all the calcium
fluorescence data from two-photon microscopy of LC15 neurons which were
identified as motion parallax detectors in the manuscript. The visual
stimuli shown during these recordings consisted of particular combinations
of foreground and background motion that elicited various degrees of
parallax cues.