Fig. 5.

Preferred orientation mostly changes for nondominant eye. A: two-dimensional histogram in which the grayscale of each square bin indicates the percentage of cells whose monocular preferred orientation through the left eye changed by δO_L (vertical axis) during the binocular phase (BP) and that had an ocular dominance index (ODI) at t_switch as given on the horizontal axis. B: same plot as A, except for the right eye. In both A: and B: t_switch = 56.25 s, t_final = 506.25 s, n = 5,600 cells. C: the evolution of the monocular tuning curve for input from the left and right eye (cf. Fig. 4B). White dashed lines mark t = t_switch. The scale of the grayscale map is capped to better show the difference between the left and right monocular firing rates at t_switch (ODI>0).