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. 2013 Jan 31;9(1):e1002889. doi: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1002889

Figure 4. Dynamics of the adaptive Inline graphic.

Figure 4

The scatter plot shows the values of Inline graphic plotted against the Inline graphic used to transform Inline graphic in the dynamic divisive normalization model. The two values are clearly correlated. This indicates that the shift of the contrast response curve, which is controlled by Inline graphic, tracks the ambient contrast level, which is proportional to Inline graphic. Single elements in the plot are colored according to the quantile the value of Inline graphic falls in. When the ambient contrast level changes abruptly (e.g. when a saccade is made), this value is large. If the ambient contrast level is relatively stable (e.g. during fixation), this value is small. In those situations (blue dots), Inline graphic and Inline graphic exhibit the strongest proportionality.