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. 2010 Nov 5;4:145. doi: 10.3389/fnsys.2010.00145

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Copyright © 2010 O'Connor, Yin, Petkov and Sutter.

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Gabor model filters and outputs. Each row represents the results from a single neuron (A–D, left column). Each plot depicts a Gabor filter (weight vector) obtained for a single neuron using the optimization procedure used with Eq. 1 and the Gabor function as described in Section “Materials and Methods”. The gain of each filter is plotted as a function of frequency (A–D, right column). Model (•) and neural responses () are plotted for each of the 36 spectral Gabor stimuli. Stimuli are ordered by bandwidth (0.25, 0.5,…,8 = 1, 2,…,6; 7, 8,…,12, etc.) embedded within ripple frequency (0.75 = 1–6, 1.75 = 7–12,…,17.25 = 31–36).

Inline graphic — Gabor model filters and outputs. Each row represents the results from a single neuron (A–D, left column). Each plot depicts a Gabor filter (weight vector) obtained for a single neuron using the optimization procedure used with Eq. 1 and the Gabor function as described in Section “Materials and Methods”. The gain of each filter is plotted as a function of frequency (A–D, right column). Model (•) and neural responses () are plotted for each of the 36 spectral Gabor stimuli. Stimuli are ordered by bandwidth (0.25, 0.5,…,8 = 1, 2,…,6; 7, 8,…,12, etc.) embedded within ripple frequency (0.75 = 1–6, 1.75 = 7–12,…,17.25 = 31–36).