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[Preprint]. 2024 Nov 20:2024.09.10.612333. [Version 4] doi: 10.1101/2024.09.10.612333
Symbol Description
ϕv,ϕh,ψv,ψh Angles in two elongated diamonds depicted in Figure 2C and D
ki,μi Kappa sets the tuning width and Mu the mean of the von Mises function for the i-th neuron
γh,γv Angles around the horizontal axis and the vertical axis
θa,θb Orientation of two lines that form an angle of γ
ni Number of cells for i-th neuron
rai,rbi Feedforward response of i-th cell given orientations of θa and θb respectively
gi Divisive gain control of i-th cell
Rai,Rbi Normalized response of i-th cell
θa^,θb^ Decoded orientations
γv^,γh^ Decoded angles given γh and γv respectively
Gi,odd,Gi,even Odd and even 3D Gabor filters of i-th cell
Qi Normalization constant for the Gabor filter
cx,i,cy,i,ct,i Spatial and temporal means of the Gabor filter
σs,i,σt,i Spatial and temporal envelopes of the Gabor filter
ωx0,ωy0,ωt0 Spatial and temporal frequencies of the sine component of the Gabor filter
ηs,ηt Spatial and temporal orientations of the Gabor filter
F0 Frequency of the Gabor filter
Δω12 Half-height orientation bandwidths
uˆ,vˆ The best estimate of local velocity components
Ni(u,v) Predicted response of filter i to velocity (u,v)
mi i-th motion energy output
ml,Nl¯(u,v) The sum of Ni and the sum of mi for filters sharing the same spatial orientation
Ry,Rz Rotational matrices around Y and Z axis respectively
P(θ) The position of a point on the ring lying on the X – Z plane
τ Tilt of the ring
ω Angular velocity of the rotation of the ring
k The wobbling weight (k=0rotation,k=1wobbling)
Proj() The projection function
Pk(θ,t) The position of a point at a space and time for a moving ring with the wobbling weight of k
u(θ,t),v(θ,t) The x and y components for Pk(θ,t)
Fk The velocity field for the moving ring with the wobbling weight of k