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. 2008 Sep 26;19(5):1186–1197. doi: 10.1093/cercor/bhn166

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Figure 6. — Comparison of partial r² values between eye (A, left panel) and retinal error (A, right panel) position, velocity, and acceleration parameters for each FEF neuron antidromically activated (red symbols) or not activated (blue symbols) following electrical stimulation of rNRTP. (B) Median partial r² values of eye motion (left panel) and retinal error motion parameters (right panel) for neurons antidromically activated from rNRTP. Eye acceleration parameters show larger partial r² values than eye position and velocity parameters, indicating the relative importance of eye acceleration. Retinal error motion parameters show relatively smaller contributions than eye motion parameters. (C) Median partial r² values of eye motion (left panel) and retinal error motion parameters (right panel) in neurons not activated following electrical stimulation of rNRTP. Eye velocity parameter shows larger partial r² values than eye position and acceleration parameters, indicating the relative importance of eye velocity.