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Using ViV1T to generate dynamic stimuli and test hypotheses

In this folder, you can find the code to generate the most exciting stimuli using ViV1T (Figure 5 and Supplemental Figure 4). Note that we centre the stimuli to the estimated receptive field of the neuron, see tuning_retinotopy/README.md.

Let us first look at some examples from the paper. Here in particular, we will focus on contextual modulation at the neuron level.

Natural and ViV1T-generated surrounds elicit stronger contextual modulation than gratings (Figure 5A)

Mouse
(FOV)
Neuron Most
exciting
centre
Most exciting surrounds
Grating
video
Natural
video
Generated
video
L 050 Grating center Grating video surround Natural video surround Generated video surround
N 054 Grating center Grating video surround Natural video surround Generated video surround
N 059 Grating center Grating video surround Natural video surround Generated video surround
L 071 Grating center Grating video surround Natural video surround Generated video surround

Quantifying the responses of many neurons to these stimuli, we found that natural surrounds typically allow for more excitation than grating surrounds, and that ViV1T-generated surrounds allow for even more.

Dynamic surrounds elicit stronger contextual modulation than static surrounds (Figure 5E)

Mouse
(FOV)
Neuron Most
exciting
centre
Most exciting surrounds
Natural image Natural video Generated image Generated video
L 003 Center Natural image surround Natural video surround Generated image surround Generated video surround
N 054 Center Natural image surround Natural video surround Generated image surround Generated video surround
N 059 Center Natural image surround Natural video surround Generated image surround Generated video surround
L 071 Center Natural image surround Natural video surround Generated image surround Generated video surround
Quantifying the responses of many neurons to these stimuli, we found that dynamic surrounds typically allow for more excitation than static surrounds, and that ViV1T-generated dynamic surrounds allow for more excitation than natural ones.

Code

All of these were generated using the code in this folder: