Moving in on human motor cortex. Characterizing the relationship between body parts with non-rigid population response fields
Fig 6
For each ROI (columns), the complete response field was normalized and averaged over all vertices sharing the same pRF centers (rows), creating the mean body part pRF (i.e. 18 body part positions per pRF center and ROI). The bars denote the proximity of body parts to the center of the response field. The higher the bar, the closer the corresponding body part is to the response field’s center. For each mean body part pRF, the body part equal to the pRF center is depicted by the orange bar, and is by definition closest to the response field center. The Error bars denote the S.E.M. across subjects.