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- Datasets for 
"Tuning perception and decisions to temporal context"

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Philippe Blondé, Árni Kristjánsson, & David Pascucci
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Icelandic Vision Lab, University of Iceland, Iceland.
Laboratory of Psychophysics, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland.
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The dataset of the experiment is stored in long format, .csv.
Rows indicate events in each trial, columns are variables. 

For Experiment 1-2:

- delta    : acute angle between the last and second to last orientation in the sequence
- theta    : last orientation presented in the sequence (target orientation)
- condition: 1 for 'stable' or 0 for 'volatile'
- resp	   : acute angle reported by the participant
- rt       : adjustment reaction times
- error	   : adjustment errors
- errorc   : errors after preprocessing with outliers as NaN (see Methods)
- delta_btw: acute angle between the last orientation in the sequence and the last in the previous sequence
- seq_X    : acute angle for the stimulus at the position X of the sequence
- delta_diff: difference between delta and delta_btw


The scripts SD_sample_analysis_EXP1.m and SD_sample_analysis_EXP2.m
provides an example of the analyzes performed in experiment 1 and 2 respectivly, using MATLAB (R2023a).
To make the code work, place all the files in the same folder and extract the
'custom functions' subfolder in it before running the Matlab code file.