Comparing neural correlates of visual target detection in serial visual presentations having different temporal correlations.

For all nine plots (three stimulus types × three pairs of clusters), we see consistent results across different number of bins, i.e., the group average mutual information is either consistently significant [when the dots are above the dashed line in Figure 7 (left)] or nearly significant, or consistently not significant [when the dots are below the dashed line in Figure 7 (left)].

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