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Published in final edited form as: Neuroimage. 2018 Feb 22;173:199–222. doi: 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2018.02.037

fMRI fractional signal change comparing W-C (left) to W-K (right) for (A) DMS task and (B) passive viewing. Gray areas represent when a stimulus is present. There are four trials: match (TT), non-match (T+), match (++), and non-match (+T). Red corresponds to V1, blue to V4 and green to IT in the top and third rows; in the second and fourth rows, violet corresponds to D1, yellow to D2, cyan to FS and lime to FR. Note that if a color does not appear, it is because it has been overwritten by one of the others. The x-axis is time (in seconds), and the y-axis is activity level (fractional signal change relative to baseline).

fMRI fractional signal change comparing W-C (left) to W-K (right) for (A) DMS task and (B) passive viewing. Gray areas represent when a stimulus is present. There are four trials: match (TT), non-match (T+), match (++), and non-match (+T). Red corresponds to V1, blue to V4 and green to IT in the top and third rows; in the second and fourth rows, violet corresponds to D1, yellow to D2, cyan to FS and lime to FR. Note that if a color does not appear, it is because it has been overwritten by one of the others. The x-axis is time (in seconds), and the y-axis is activity level (fractional signal change relative to baseline).