DETI mapping results from the brain (IMAGE)
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DETI mapping results from the brain of a person viewing one of the stimuli used in the experiment (far left). The central column shows a flattened topographical map of the electrodes over the back of the head, illustrating the variation of DETI maps at each electrode across that scalp region. On the right-hand side, each column shows a close up of the spatiotemporal evolution of the visual code for different electrodes (each row corresponds to a different point in time in milliseconds). Each color represents one of seven different neural population responses that were mapped to each image location, thereby revealing which neural population best-coded image regions at different points in time.
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Bruce Hansen
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