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Visual areas are retinotopic. An efficient way to map visual areas is to present stimuli that traverse the visual field.
Visual areas are retinotopic. An efficient way to map visual areas is to present stimuli that traverse the visual field.
Here is a sample eccentricity mapping stimulus:
Here are three snapshots of an eccentricity mapping stimulus:
[[Image:Beauchamp_Eccentricity1.jpg||450px]]
[[Image:Beauchamp_Eccentricity1.jpg||200px]]
[[Image:Beauchamp_Eccentricity2.jpg||200px]]
[[Image:Beauchamp_Eccentricity3.jpg||200px]]


Here is a sample polar angle mapping stimulus:
Over the course of a 5-minute scan series, the ring expands from central to peripheral five times.
[[Image:Beauchamp_polstim.png||450px]]
 
Here are three snapshots of a polar angle mapping stimulus:
[[Image:Beauchamp_Polarangle1.jpg||200px]]
[[Image:Beauchamp_Polarangle2.jpg||200px]]
[[Image:Beauchamp_Polarangle3.jpg||200px]]
 
Over the course of a 5-minute scan series, the ring expands from central to peripheral five times.


==Processing Phase-Mapped Retinotopy Data in AFNI==
==Processing Phase-Mapped Retinotopy Data in AFNI==

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