Moving in on human motor cortex. Characterizing the relationship between body parts with non-rigid population response fields
Fig 11
The non-rigid pRF fit (black line) with the timeseries of 2 surface vertices (colored dashed lines) are shown for 1 participant (#6) in the upper and lower panels. Movement cues over time are presented at the horizontal axis. On the right, the fit of body parts within the static Gaussian response field is shown, used to construct the timeseries fit. The FWHM/2 within the static Gaussian response field is depicted by the black dashed line. The pRF size is determined on the number and spread of fitted body parts (mentioned on the horizontal axis) within the FWHM/2.