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. 2013 Aug 12;4:493. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2013.00493

Figure 2.

Figure 2

Fine- and coarse-scale pattern components enable orientation decoding. (A) Fine-scale pattern decoding. V1 decoding accuracy after subtracting out patch-average activation levels (i.e., removing the spatial low-frequency component) from the patterns at different scales. Patch sizes, from coarse to fine (left to right): full-field representation (1 patch), hemifield representations (2 patches), quarterfield representations (4 patches), 30° radial-wedge representations (12 patches), and each radial wedge divided further into three equally sized cortical patches representing different eccentricities (36 patches). (B) Coarse-scale pattern decoding. V1 decoding accuracy based on only the patch averages using the same patch scheme.