weakly significantp = 0.0032
This effect was weakly significant when tested by the Mann–Whitney U test ( p = 0.0032) in which sessions from all animals in each task were grouped together, as is often done in systems neuroscience.
This effect was weakly significant when tested by the Mann–Whitney U test ( p = 0.0032) in which sessions from all animals in each task were grouped together, as is often done in systems neuroscience.
While stimulus and choice decoding were accurate to similar levels as in the visual decision task, the decoding performance for rewarded versus missed reward trials showed a trend toward decreasing in the visually independent task.