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. 2008 Aug 27;100(4):2381–2396. doi: 10.1152/jn.90393.2008

FIG. 5.

FIG. 5.

AF: the creation of rate and delay asymmetry by an IPD-insensitive component. Bottom row: approximations of the noise-delay functions in Fig. 1, BG, formed from the sum of the r1(τ, φ) components (top row) and the r0(τ) components (middle row). GL: the residuals after subtracting the approximations in AF from the original noise-delay functions (Fig. 1, BG). Responses obtained at 0 cyc IPD (black) and 0.5 cyc IPD (dark gray) are highlighted; those at all other IPDs are shown in light gray. Equivalence contours are also shown (thick black lines). All components were smoothed (over ITD) by a 3-point moving-average filter for ease of viewing.