Short-Term Memory and Perceptual Decision for Three-Dimensional Visual Features in the Caudal Intraparietal Sulcus (Area CIP)

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Figure 8.
Figure 8.

Broken-line graphs showing average response to stimuli of nine different orientations in different contexts: sample (closed circles), match (open triangles), and nonmatch (open inverted triangles). A, Responses of a typical neuron showing no contextual modulation of visual response, whose responses to three representative orientations are shown in the rasters and histograms in Figure 3. B, Responses of a typical neuron showing larger responses to match stimuli than to nonmatch stimuli. C, Responses of a typical neuron showing larger responses to test (match and nonmatch) stimuli than to sample stimuli. Dotted lines indicate the spontaneous activity, and error bars indicate SE. FP, Frontoparallel orientation.

  1. The Journal of Neuroscience vol. 23 no. 13 5486-5495
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