Figure 5.

Generation and comparison of the SS and synthetic PERG_SS synthesized using tr (2 rps, without adaptation) and derived responses at the reversal rate (with adaptation) at 17.4 rps. (A) Bottom left shows the population response PERG_SS obtained at 17.4 rps. The tr response PERG_tr obtained using 2.2 rps stimuli is shown in (B) in the middle. The corresponding qPERG_SS response using the jittered sequence at the same rate is shown in (C). Stimulus sequences indicating pattern reversal times are shown at the top of each column. The tr qPERG_tr derived using CLAD is shown in (D), and the associated synthetic response synPERG_SS, synthesized (SYN) from the qPERG_tr is shown in (F). The synthetic PERG_SS obtained using the 2.2 rps tr PERG is shown in (E). All the computationally derived responses are enclosed by broken lines to separate them from the experimentally obtained PERG responses. Waveforms shown in (A, E, F) will be compared in the remaining diagrams to see the results of rate adaptation in the formation of SS PERGs.