Figure 10.

Visualization of dynamic attractors in neural subspace

(A) Neural trajectories in three-dimensional Integ-subspace for different sensory stimuli eventually converged to different attractors. Blue and black crosses correspond to the color and motion contexts, respectively. Dots denote slow points and different colors correspond to different trial stimuli (red dots as red stimuli, green dots as green stimuli, olive dots as leftward direction stimuli, and brown dots as rightward direction stimuli).

(B) The projection of slow points and fixed points onto Integ-subspace.

(C) The projection of slow points and fixed points onto the Resp-subspace.

(D) A schematic of neural trajectory through a three-dimensional subspace during the transition from evidence of sensory integration to choice making. Three axes include two choice axes and one context cue axis. Dotted lines represent neural trajectories during the sensory stimulus epoch, and solid lines reflect neural trajectories during a 75-ms window following the saccade onset.