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. 2003 Feb 28;548(Pt 2):593–613. doi: 10.1113/jphysiol.2002.033555

Figure 6. Colour and orientation selectivity.

Figure 6

The colour selectivity index is plotted as a function of the orientation modulation index. Dashed lines show criterion values. Continuous lines represent least-square fits. Note that non-oriented colour cells (top left) and oriented non-colour cells (bottom right) are no more frequent than oriented colour and non-oriented non-colour cells (top right and bottom left, respectively). The vast majority of colour-coded cells are orientation selective (top right).