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 To related the ganglion cell responses to the visual stimulus, one needs to recreate the applied sequence of binary white-noise patterns that were used to stimulate the retina. This can be done with the supplied Matlab script “recreate_spatiotemporal_white_noise_stimulus.m”. The comments in the script explain the usage and the format of the obtained stimulus sequence. In brief, the script successively computes the 1500 frames for each 50-sec trial of non-repeated noise and provides this sequence as a matrix in the form y-times-x-times-time (dimensions of 150x200x1500). These matrices are then saved into separate files, one for each trial. (But you can, of course, change this data handling according to your liking.) In the end, the script also provides the frozen noise in the same format for saving to disk.
 
-Running the script requires the appropriate random number generator, which we supply as a Matlab mex-file (“ran1.mexw64”; compiled c++ file, which can be run from Matlab). This may work as is under Windows. For a different operating system, you will probably create your own mex-file from the supplied c++ source code “ran1.cpp”.
+Running the script requires the appropriate random number generator, which we supply as a Matlab mex-file (“ran1.mexw64”; compiled c++ file, which can be run from Matlab). This may work as is under Windows. For a different operating system, you will probably have to create your own mex-file from the supplied c++ source code “ran1.cpp”.