Fig. 5.

SF tuning of binocular interaction and monocular response. A–C: binocular interaction is the forward correlation with the cross-correlation of the left- and right-eye images. For the example cell, the SF spectrum of binocular interaction was shifted to lower frequencies than the SF tuning of monocular responses. This relationship was preserved across 3 different time slices around the peak time. Both functions shifted to higher SFs over time. D–F: peaks of the spectra and the tuning functions were consistently shifted across the population of cells.