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-The R markdown files (`.Rmd`) contain code for all statistical analyses in R, separately for each figure in the manuscript. The output created by fitting linear mixed-effects models is saved in the corresponding `.pdf` files.
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+The R markdown files (`.Rmd`) contain code for all statistical analyses in R, separately for each figure in the manuscript. The output created by fitting linear mixed-effects models is saved in the corresponding `.pdf` files in the parent folder's `stats` folder.
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-The data exported from Python for use as input to the R analyses are stored in `.csv` files in the parent folder's `csv` folder. The `.csv` input files are parsed by a helper function, `get_data.R`, which creates unique IDs for mice, series, experiments, and neurons, required to fit the models.
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+For easy programmatic access when plotting in Python, coefficients of the linear models are also saved in `.csv` files in the parent folder's `stats` folder.
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-For easy access, coefficients of the linear models are also saved in `.csv` files in the `_stats` folder.
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+The data exported from Python for use as input to the R analyses are stored in `.csv` files in the parent folder's `csv` folder. The `.csv` input files are parsed by a helper function, `get_data.R`, which creates unique IDs for mice, series, experiments, and neurons, required to fit the models.
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