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Whether recordings were obtained in the calcarine or in the operculum did not affect the proportion of orientation selective and non-selective cells (p = 0.27, Chi2 test).

The proportion of orientation selective neurons and tuning bandwidths of single-units in marmoset area V1 appear similar to those found in macaque V1 [46] [48], as does the organization of orientation domains at the columnar level [49], [50].

Thus, by changing the proportion of orientation selective and non-orientation selective neurons, contrast might have changed orientation-tuning width in these second order cells, which would have been more orientation selective at low than at high contrast.

But when the researchers spritzed on GABA, the brain's major inhibitory neurotransmitter, the proportion of orientation-selective cells nearly doubled and that of direction-selective cells roughly tripled, approximating the proportions found in monkeys just 7 to 9 years old.

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In our optical imaging on kittens exposed to a single orientation, stimulus-related intrinsic signals in response to unexposed orientations were reduced in cortical domains originally selective for the unexposed orientations (Fig. 3b), and a proportion of pixels without orientation selectivity tended to increase [15], consistently with single-unit recording by Stryker et al. [11].

The distribution of contact normal orientations for the carrier particle is presented in Fig. 5, which shows the polar histogram of the proportion of contact normal orientations falling within a series of adjacent orientation classes that partition the full orientation space.

These pairs were then mapped to the reference and we measured the proportion of pairs whose orientation matched and distance was within 10% of the given distance.

Maximum likelihood estimates of the probability of responding with the probed orientation, proportion of responding to non-probed orientations, and proportion of random responses or guessing were estimated together with the variability in recall of target orientation.

We centered the hypercolumns around the pinwheels and used a uniform preferred orientation density such that the proportion of neurons coding for each orientation is the same for each orientation.

This value was determined because natural scenes generally contain higher proportion of power at cardinal orientations (horizontal and vertical) than at oblique orientations, although orientational power can vary considerably between individual images [36].