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. 2016 Jun 2;10:52. doi: 10.3389/fncom.2016.00052

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Copyright © 2016 Rao, San Juan, Shen, Villa, Rafie and Sommer.

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Overall results of inactivating CD in the model. Conventions as in Figure 8C. (A) With intact CD, presaccadic remapping began when activity was generated in the SC layer to produce a CD signal. Remapping was underway at the time of the EP update and was completed by the time the saccade occurred. (B–D) As CD was inactivated systematically, the time course of remapping became delayed. Without any CD (D), neurons with their Receptive Field on the stimulus remained active through the perisaccadic window. The low activity of “Future Field” neurons after the saccade was an artifact of history within the network.