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\section{Estimating the face-selectivity index (FSI) of neurons} \section{Estimating the face-selectivity index (FSI) of neurons}
In the temporal lobe of primates you can find neurons that respond In the temporal lobe of primates you can find neurons that respond
selectively to a certain type of object category. You may have heard selectively to a certain type of object category. You may have heard
stories about the famous grandmother neurons which are supposed to stories about the famous grandmother neurons which are supposed to
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bodies) and averted and directed faces of humans and rhesus bodies) and averted and directed faces of humans and rhesus
monkeys. Each \texttt{.mat}-file contains the data of one neuron monkeys. Each \texttt{.mat}-file contains the data of one neuron
which was recorded during multiple trials. Spike times are given in which was recorded during multiple trials. Spike times are given in
ms relative to trial onset. Each trial consists of 400 ms of ms relative to trial onset. The field \texttt{spiketimes} contains
baseline recording (presentation of white noise) followed by 400 ms cells that contain the the data of the trails. Each trial consists of
400 ms of baseline recording (presentation of white noise) followed by 400 ms
of stimulus presentation. Each trial belongs to one object category, of stimulus presentation. Each trial belongs to one object category,
trial identities can be found in the \texttt{*\_trials}-fields trial identities can be found in the \texttt{*\_trials}-fields
(9 fields). (9 fields).