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We then selected the voxels that responded maximally to a hue (preferred hue, e.g., 45°) and in the meantime minimally to the hue in the opposite direction (opposite hue, e.g., 225°).

For this purpose, we selected a portion of voxels that exhibited maximal responses to a hue (preferred hue) and minimal responses to the hue in the opposite direction and performed an analysis by directly linking a voxel's preferred hue to AI values when the voxel's preferred hue was adapted.

A post-hoc t-test on the AI difference between preferred hue angles for the solid curve in Figure  7 was conducted (indicated by asterisks), revealing that AI ratios were the highest when adapted hue was equal to the voxel's preferred hue, and decreased progressively with the angular distance from the adapted hue.

If the degree of adaptation of a voxel was affected by the voxel's hue preference, the AI ratio for the voxel would be >1.0 and the greatest when the adapted hue was identical to the voxel's preferred hue.

Even when rectification nonlinearities are considered in a hue-selective response profile, the maximal BOLD response is expected to emerge in response to the presentation of the most preferred hue in Block A, and no response to the opposite hue.

Because the BOLD response to the stimulus in Block B, which is 180° different in phase, is subtracted away, the difference between the positive and negative "rectified" responses can constitute the peaks and troughs around the preferred hue and the hue in the opposite direction.

This selective adaptation effect disappeared when identical voxels were used, but the relationship between their preferred hues and adapted hues was randomized (dashed curve in Fig.  7).

First, the peaks in the functions of Fig.  2a show that figure-ground combinations for each ground hue are most preferred when the ground hue and figure hue are the same. 1 Second, pair preferences decrease monotonically as a function of the difference in hue between figure and ground.

Alternatively, males might prefer the hue of the perianth of O. heldreichii flowers compared to that of O. dictynnae because it more closely resembles the flower colour of the females' most frequent host plants (e.g. Vicia cracca and Salvia fructicosa, see Spaethe et al. 2007 for spectral reflectance curves).

The understated design offered an ideal canvas for his sister, an interior decorator who prefers neutral hues and natural materials.

Our results demonstrate that there existed a wide spectrum of hue selectivity in early visual cortex (as early as primary visual cortex), which included both the cone-opponent systems and the voxels preferring intermediate hues away from the L − M and S axes.