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FIG. 6. Effects of applying compensation for eye position on measures of RF width
(SD of fitted Gaussian, left) and amplitude (right), in our population of 56
V1 neurons.
corr, Acorr are the fitted
RF SD and amplitude after subtracting the eye position reported by the coil;
obs, Aobs without this correction; all
fits are a least-squares fit to sqrt(spike count). In the left plot, the
ordinate is (
corr2
obs2)/(2
corr2),
which is approximately the fractional change in RF SD brought about by the
correction, and in the right plot, (Acorr2
Aobs2)/(2Acorr2).
In both plots, the abscissa is
e:
corr: the
ratio of the SD of eye position reported by the coil to the SD of the
corrected RF.
, results for monkey Duf;
, monkey
Ruf.