Table 1.
Effects of surround stimuli and of attention on amplitude, baseline and half width-half heights (HWHH) of the tuning functions n = 70
| Attend away (median [25% 75%]) | Attend RF (median [25% 75%]) | P(surr.) | P(att.) | P(surr*att.) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HWHH | |||||
| No surround | 24.21 [15.79 34.80] | 23.98 [18.02 35.85] | 0.880 | 0.732 | 0.404 |
| Surround | 23.58 [16.16 37.85] | 24.11 [15.52 32.89] | |||
| Amplitude | |||||
| No surround | 21.27 [13.32 39.69] | 26.70 [12.32 41.18] | 0.631 | 0.018 | 0.654 |
| Surround | 22.26 [11.70 33.53] | 23.00 [15.33 37.90] | |||
| Baseline | |||||
| No surround | 17.90 [11.62 29.54] | 19.22 [11.32 31.29] | < 0.001 | 0.002 | 0.772 |
| Surround | 12.27 [7.80 22.18] | 14.24 [8.16 26.26] | |||
The values in the left two columns show the median [25/75 percentiles] of the respective value distributions. The three columns to the right show P-values (two-factor repeated-measures anova) relating to the effects of surround stimuli (surr.), of attention (att.) and the possible interaction between the two factors (surr*att.).