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. 2015 Feb 24;9:16. doi: 10.3389/fnsys.2015.00016

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Copyright © 2015 Arnoldussen, Goossens and van Den Berg.

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Modulation by binocular signals for the 4P-model, with predictors adapted for different gain levels. Shown are sections of the flattened representation of both hemispheres in subject 8, encompassing medial and lateral motion areas. On top, peak activations are drawn for R (green—dark green), H (orange—red), and RH (white—yellow), for the gain_1.0 model, the gain_eye model, and the gain_0.5 model. P(min) was set to the same level as in the original model (Figures 4, 5). The gain_eye model was adjusted using measured gain values in subject 8 (V2R2H0: 0.96; V2R4H2: 0.96; V2R0H2: 1.03; V4R0H4: 0.94; V4R2H6: 0.99; V4R6H2: 0.90).