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Code, stimuli, and behavioral data from Günseli & Aly (2020). eLife. https://elifesciences.org/articles/53191 DOI: 10.7554/eLife.53191 The fMRI data are moved to Dropbox due to the revised storage space limitation of OSF. The Dropbox link for the fMRI data: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/0roujiwwymnu07j/AACB0kNfgDo0tjnr8usZdMx9a?dl=0 For any questions regarding the project, please contact Eren Günseli at eren.gunseli@sabanciuniv.edu ---------- **Analysis Code Explanations:** **Behavioral** Analysis/Figure: A’ (Figure 2), Decision Accuracy and Art/Room Choice (these two are mentioned verbally; no Figure) 1. BehavioralAnalyses_Calculate.m (this will also be useful for the fMRI analyses as it produces the run length duration which is necessary for creating timing files to be used in FSL first-level GLM) 2. BehavioralAnalyses_StatsAndPlot.m ---------- **fMRI** First-level GLM is performed using FSL. The relevant .fsf file can be found in the "fsf file" folder. For the FSL, you will also need timing files which can be obtained via running the CreateTimeMatrices.m file that can be found in the "Analysis Code" folder. First isolate ROI activity to reduce file size. GetActivityPerROI.m Other analyses are listed below in the order of appearance in the paper. Note: The term "Orienting Period" in the paper is referred to as the "Decision Period" in the code below. ---------- Subtitle: Activity enhancement for memory-guided vs. explicitly instructed attention Analysis/Figure: Image Period Univariate (Figure 3) 1. the univariate calculation is done on FSL 2. PlotUnivariate_ImagePeriod.m ---------- Subtitle: Representations of current, and upcoming, attentional goals Analysis/Figure: Image Period RSA (Figure 4B) 1. CalculateRSA_ImagePeriod.m 2. PlotRSA_ImagePeriod.m ---------- Subtitle: Representations of current, and upcoming, attentional goals Analysis/Figure: Decision Period RSA (Figure 5B) 1. CalculateRSA_DecisionPeriod.m 2. PlotRSA_DecisionPeriod.m ---------- Subtitle: Robustness of preparatory attentional states Analysis (no figures): (i) using separate image period templates for the memory-guided vs. explicitly instructed tasks as opposed to a common template; 1. CalculateRSA_DecisionPeriod_SameCondTemp.m 2. PlotRSA_DecisionPeriod_SameCondTemp.m (ii) using image period templates that include both valid and invalid trials as opposed to valid trials only, and 1. CalculateRSA_DecisionPeriod_ValidAndInvalid.m 2. PlotRSA_DecisionPeriod_ValidAndInvalid.m (iii) analyzing only those decision periods that followed either a stay cue or a switch cue (i.e., excluding decision periods following no-cue trials). 1. CalculateRSA_DecisionPeriod.m (note that this should already be ran for the “Decision Period RSA” if you are going in order) 2. PlotRSA_DecisionPeriod_AfterCue.m ---------- Subtitle: Retrieval of past states or preparation for upcoming states? Analysis/Figure: Decision Period RSA - following switch cue trials (Supplementary Figure) 1. CalculateRSA_DecisionPeriod.m (note that this should already be ran for the “Decision Period RSA” if you are going in order) 2. PlotRSA_DecisionPeriod_AfterSwitchCue.m ---------- Subtitle: Hippocampal interactions with visual cortex Analysis/Figure: Multivariate Image Period Connectivity (Figure 6B) 1. CalculateRSA_ImagePeriod_TemplateMethodForMVconn.m 2. CalculateAndPlotMVconn_ImagePeriod_HPC_v12.m ---------- Subtitle: Other measures of neural preparation section Analysis (no figure): Decision Period Univariate (no figure; verbally described) 1. the univariate calculation is done on FSL 2. PlotUnivariate_DecisionPeriod.m
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