Fig. 1From: 27th Annual Computational Neuroscience Meeting (CNS*2018): Part OneQuantification of behavior during a change detection task. Mice are presented a sequence of grayscale natural images, each for 250 ms. Between each image, mice are shown a gray screen for 500 ms. Animals are trained to respond when the current image they observe is different from the last image they saw. (a) Confusion matrix averaged over multiple mice, where rows show the initial image index and columns show the final image index after the change. Warmer colors indicate higher response probabilities. (b) Confusion matrix for the model, with the same image ordering as for the miceBack to article page