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- Figure 1.
A, A point of fixation on the visual display shown to subjects, marked with a + (at the x–y coordinates −2, −1), with the attention cue appearing to the right of this fixation point (at the x–y coordinates −1, −1). Below this there is a salience map, with salience being measured in arbitrary units up the z-axis (from 0 to 40). The x-axis and y-axis of the map show the same coordinates as represented on the visual display above, with a peak in salience at the location of attentional focus. B, The screen after the saccade, with the gray plus sign representing the previous fixation point and the black plus sign the new fixation point. The two salience maps below represent the two alternative possibilities that Golomb et al. are now able to distinguish: a retinotopic and a spatiotopic locus of spatial attention.
