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. 2017 May 22;114(23):6122–6126. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1609711114

Table S1.

Parameter estimates by maximum likelihood estimation and 95% confidence intervals by Monte Carlo Markov chain simulation for subject F

Sensitivity (d) Up-right bias (B1) Down-right bias (B2) Up-left bias (B4)
Control
6.468 (6.082, 6.854) −5.800 (−6.856, −4.660) −3.468 (−4.367, −2.524) −2.714 (−3.513, −1.814)
5.052 (4.800, 5.355) 0.683 (0.007, 1.423) 0.576 (−0.096, 1.286) 0.646 (−0.043, 1.421)
6.125 (5.790, 6.508) −0.834 (−1.726, 0.060) −2.187 (−3.164, −1.280) −0.103 (−1.005, 0.725)
Signal in affected region
4.795 (4.117, 5.900) −12.125 (−18.200, −8.928) −5.332 (−8.375, −3.503) −1.292 (−2.737, −0.048)
2.296 (1.788, 3.134) −3.737 (−6.294, −2.397) −2.540 (−4.305, −1.662) −1.153 (−2.201, −0.501)
2.732 (2.232, 3.513) −4.567 (−6.970, −3.271) −2.769 (−4.351, −1.839) −0.243 (−0.999, 0.457)
Signal in unaffected region
4.442 (3.783, 5.389) −5.637 (−8.698, −3.775) −4.127 (−6.601, −2.545) 1.510 (0.326, 2.856)
5.165 (4.429, 6.332) −10.905 (−16.754, −7.805) −6.585 (−10.575, −4.342) −0.426 (−2.182, 1.333)
4.960 (4.293, 6.032) −11.174 (−16.617, −8.192) −5.399 (−8.323, −3.606) −0.218 (−1.619, 1.088)

Bias terms reflect preference for the respective response option over the down-left choice. Bias of zero indicates no excess preference, and negative bias indicates that monkeys preferred the reference choice (down-left) over the corresponding response option. Even under control conditions monkeys tended to be biased away from the signal location when a single stimulus appeared on the screen, but not in the uncued or cued conditions. SC inactivation produced significant bias away from response targets within the affected region of visual space.