Figure 4
From: The neural basis of spatial vision losses in the dysfunctional visual system
CSF and Tilt Illusion Amplitudes Co-vary in Amblyopic Eyes. (a,b) Orientation perception results, with (a) suppression effects measured through proportion of “not seen” and (b) tilt repulsion results as a function of surround orientation and SF of the stimuli for each type of eye. Solid and dashed lines depict low and high SF respectively. (c,d) Correlations between tilt repulsion and all measured SFs for each type of eyes, for surround orientations of (c) ±15 degrees and (d) ±30 degrees. (e,f) Correlation between tilt repulsion (bias) and contrast sensitivity at the lowest measured SF for surround orientations of (e) ±15 degrees and (f) ±30 degrees. 
represents AE; 
represents NAE; △ represents NTE.
