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. 2023 Jan 13;16:1060757. doi: 10.3389/fncom.2022.1060757

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Convergent RF shift. (A) The direction of convergent RF shift. FP and T indicate the initial fixation point and saccade target, respectively. (B) Convergent RF shift as a function of the cRF-to-target distance used in the simulations of Figures 8–10. cRFs on the left and right side of the target (at 0) shift to the right (positive) and left (negative), respectively, as they converge to the target. (C) The cells' covering density before (top) and after (bottom) the convergent RF shifts toward the target in c, for aware decoders. The density stays the same (top) for unaware decoders. (D) The center/surround attentional modulation as a function of the cRF-to-target distance, used in the simulations of Figure 9. This curve is scaled by a factor of 4 in the simulations of Figure 10.