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To avoid habituation effects the stimulus image was presented from five different angles and an individual stimulus image was not repeated within or across the experimental conditions.

Decoding studies have primary focused on if it is possible to restore the stimulus image sequence from the neuronal response.

To compute threshold range values in real world units (meters), we need to relate our stimulus image dimensions to corresponding real world dimensions.

The purpose of the minimal model is to approximate the image sequence encoded by the neurons in response to a stimulus image sequence.

Does the encoded image change over time, e.g. can the orientation in the encoded image first be 0 degrees and then later be 90 degrees despite that the stimulus image is constant?

This encoded sequence can be approximated for any stimulus image sequence (for a natural scene movie see Movie S1) by convolving the luminance time course in every pixel by the temporal response function (see minimal model in the methods section).

We excluded these 20 object images from the main part of the analyses to avoid biasing the results toward stimulus images used for optical imaging.

First we note that the angular subtense of our stimulus images is 256/120 = 2.133 degrees.

Each problem had two unique stimulus images, with one randomly selected as the reward image.

The monitor was viewed from a distance of 2.1 m, with stimulus images subtending 8.3° × 6.1° of visual angle.

All stimulus images were rendered in Matlab with precise controls of lighting, viewpoint, rotation, and so forth.