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. 2017 Nov 29;119(3):1113–1126. doi: 10.1152/jn.00556.2017

Fig. 13.

Fig. 13.

A and B: comparison of heading preferences in the heading discrimination (abscissa) and passive fixation (ordinate) tasks for the vestibular (A; N = 29) and visual conditions (B; N = 49). For recordings in which SU and MU activity have heading preferences of the same sign (both leftward or both rightward), data are shown for the SU only. In cases where SU and MU activity have opposite heading preferences, data are shown for the one with the greater vector sum (fixation task data) or the greater magnitude of the regression coefficient (discrimination task data). C and D: comparison between CPs of SU and MU activity computed on basis of heading preferences from tuning curves in the fixation task (C, vestibular; D, visual). Note that this analysis could not be performed for the combined condition.