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. 2016 Jul 20;116(3):1488–1497. doi: 10.1152/jn.00404.2016

Fig. 4.

Fig. 4.

Activity for each condition in the main VSTM experiment in superior and inferior IPS (A), along with the normalized response difference (see materials and methods) showing location-based processing (4 identical objects minus 1 object) and featural-based processing (4 different objects minus 4 identical objects) (B). The same is also shown for the IPS topographic regions (C and D). The strength of location-based processing was stronger in inferior than superior IPS, and the reverse was true for feature-based processing. Similarly, along the IPS topographic regions, there seemed to be a shift in the balance of location vs feature-based processing from a location bias in the lower IPS regions V3A, V3B, and IPS0 to a feature bias in higher IPS regions IPS1 and IPS2. Error bars indicate means ± SE.