<p>Individual and average data is shown. The top and bottom panels show mean AMFD for the wide and narrow spacing, respectively. The black bars show performance when the target AM was delivered to all 3 channels and the hatched colored bars show performance when the target AM was delivered to a single channel; data are from a previous related study [<a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0139546#pone.0139546.ref021" target="_blank">21</a>]. The filled bars show performance when the target AM was delivered to a 1 of 3 channels. The caret symbol (^) indicates the target AM channel(s). The dashed line shows chance-level performance (33.3% correct).</p
<p>Hit rate as function of font size, grouped by pattern resolution. For each condition, symbols ind...
<p>A. The average LFP (top) and MUA (bottom) responses to the two frequencies (f1 = 37.5 kHz in blac...
<p>Filled circles indicate thresholds obtained with a masker comprised of eight components (i.e. = ...
<p>Each row shows individual subject data. Each column shows data when the target AM was delivered t...
<p>Spacing = wide or narrow, AM ch = target AM channel (relatively basal, middle, or apical); dF, re...
<p>All combinations of modulation rate (4, 8, and 16 Hz) and carrier frequency (1, 2, and 4 kHz) pre...
<p>The left panels show the results in AM adapter condition (128-Hz modulation frequency), and the r...
<p>Each plot is the average of the analyzed channels on the frontal area. The black rectangle marks ...
<p>Each plot is the average of the analyzed channels on the frontal area. The black rectangle marks ...
<p>Error bars represent the standard error of the mean. RVF/LH = right visual field/left hemispher...
<p>Thresholds are plotted as a function of band center frequency for targets spanning two octave-wid...
<p>(A) Population average of frequency-representation accuracy as a function of test frequency in si...
<p>(A) The box plot for classification sensitivities of autocorrelation features in the four differe...
<p>The different panels show the results for the 500 Hz (<b>A</b>) and 900 Hz (<b>B</b>) signal freq...
<p>AM ch = target AM channel (relatively basal, middle, or apical); AM freq = target AM frequency (1...
<p>Hit rate as function of font size, grouped by pattern resolution. For each condition, symbols ind...
<p>A. The average LFP (top) and MUA (bottom) responses to the two frequencies (f1 = 37.5 kHz in blac...
<p>Filled circles indicate thresholds obtained with a masker comprised of eight components (i.e. = ...
<p>Each row shows individual subject data. Each column shows data when the target AM was delivered t...
<p>Spacing = wide or narrow, AM ch = target AM channel (relatively basal, middle, or apical); dF, re...
<p>All combinations of modulation rate (4, 8, and 16 Hz) and carrier frequency (1, 2, and 4 kHz) pre...
<p>The left panels show the results in AM adapter condition (128-Hz modulation frequency), and the r...
<p>Each plot is the average of the analyzed channels on the frontal area. The black rectangle marks ...
<p>Each plot is the average of the analyzed channels on the frontal area. The black rectangle marks ...
<p>Error bars represent the standard error of the mean. RVF/LH = right visual field/left hemispher...
<p>Thresholds are plotted as a function of band center frequency for targets spanning two octave-wid...
<p>(A) Population average of frequency-representation accuracy as a function of test frequency in si...
<p>(A) The box plot for classification sensitivities of autocorrelation features in the four differe...
<p>The different panels show the results for the 500 Hz (<b>A</b>) and 900 Hz (<b>B</b>) signal freq...
<p>AM ch = target AM channel (relatively basal, middle, or apical); AM freq = target AM frequency (1...
<p>Hit rate as function of font size, grouped by pattern resolution. For each condition, symbols ind...
<p>A. The average LFP (top) and MUA (bottom) responses to the two frequencies (f1 = 37.5 kHz in blac...
<p>Filled circles indicate thresholds obtained with a masker comprised of eight components (i.e. = ...