Network outputs
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03Neuron activity
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Retinal view
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Image coordinates · strongest 80% selection follows the Visual section
Gray: mapped, no displayed firingBlack: no sample hereColor: firing rate
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How to read this
The server selects the strongest 80% of neurons within each section by spike count; ties use stable neuron order. Only selected nonzero counts are transmitted in a compact binary encoding. In the section grids, excluded and zero-spike neurons stay black. In the retinal view, every mapped location has a faint gray dot; colored firing is drawn over it. Gray means no displayed firing (zero spikes or excluded by selection), not proof of no internal activity. Before the first response, gray shows the map only. Colors show firing rate on one fixed logarithmic 0–500 Hz scale across all sections and frames.
Retinal dots use the model’s inferred image-sampling coordinates, matching the cropped input image. Overlapping retinal dots show the stronger signal. Black gaps between retinal dots have no mapped sample; the projection is incomplete and is not two filled circles. Other sections use stable grids, one 2 × 2 pixel cell per neuron; these positions do not represent anatomical depth. Responses update after each processed input.