Fig. 8.

Color is preferentially encoded outside of segmentation patches. Here, the same conventions are used as in Fig. 7, but instead of decoding segmentation, we decoded color from responses in a separate experiment where we presented colored squares centered on the receptive field. The decoder had to discriminate between six color labels (red, green, blue, brown, purple, and cyan) invariant to luminance, as shown on the right. This stimulus set was shown in a subset of sessions and hence the maximum number of neurons that could be used for decoding is less than in Fig. 7.