Figure 5. .

Whole-brain maps of the coefficient estimates for the Hermite polynomials in the basis set (excluding the constant 0th-order polynomial, which captures the baseline signal and thus is not interpretable). Each polynomial in the basis set is associated with a unique cortical map of coefficients. The magnitude of the loadings on the second-order and fourth-order basis vectors are largest in the superior temporal lobe and medial frontal lobe, as well as the face selective visual cortex.