Figure 4. Second order MNE models are sufficient across the population.
A) A direct comparison of the percent information captured by 
and 
. No cells are sufficiently modeled with a first order model, but most are with the second order model. The average information captured is 
for 
and 
for 
. B) Comparison of experimentally measured values to theoretical predictions for higher-order unconstrained moments. Predictions for 
, left, and 
, right, show a dramatic improvement when second order interactions are included in the model.