Computational Maps in the Visual Cortex
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Fig. 13.25. Contour integration performance with different input distributions. The average correlation coefficients between the MUA sequences in each experiment are shown, calculated over two trials. (a) For both 0o and 40o orientation jitter, the high-frequency network was significantly more synchronized than the low-frequency network (p < 0.003). The difference is more pronounced in the 40o case, as predicted by the lateral connection distributions in Figure 13.21. (b) At 0o orientation jitter, the performance of broad and narrow curvature range networks is comparable (p > 0.7), but with 40o of jitter the broad curvature network performs significantly better (p < 0.0009), as predicted by the connection distributions in Figure 13.22.