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. 2008 Dec 9;19(8):1870–1888. doi: 10.1093/cercor/bhn218

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Figure 11. — Distribution of single cells in the stimulus space. Responses of single cells (crosses) and average of single cells (open circles) are plotted on the stimulus space as in the case of MUs in Figure 9.We chose the 2D plane that includes points representing responses of average of single-cell responses of 3 spots. Different colors indicate different spots. (A, B) represent single cells of the spots in hemisphere H1. (Ca, Da) represent single cells of the spots in hemisphere H3. Some cells had very large responses compared with other cells, and it is difficult to capture overall patterns of distribution; spots in hemisphere H3 were plotted in magnified view (Cb, Db) as well.