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. 2015 Feb 13;10(2):e0116118. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0116118

Figure 4. Magnitude transfer functions, corresponding STRFs, and tone responses of the cells shown in Fig. 2.

Figure 4

A. J112, example of low best ripple velocity (ω B = 8 Hz), and high best ripple density (ΩB = −2 c/o); furthermore it prefers only moving ripples. Note the large difference (1.25 octaves) between BFtone and BFstrf. B. J113, example of high best ripple velocity (ω B = 32 Hz) and low best ripple density (ΩB = 0 c/o). It is responsive to both moving ripples and AM complexes. The difference between BFtone and BFstrf is one octave. C. T81, example of asymmetric transfer function with preference for upward direction (Ω<0) with ΩB = −0.4 c/o and ω B = 32 Hz. The difference between BFtone and BFstrf is 0.5 octaves. D. T77, another example of preference for low velocity moving ripples (ω B = 8 Hz; ΩB = −0.8 c/o).