A Synthetic Nervous System Model of the Insect Optomotor Response
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Fig. 4. At low frequencies, the LPTC voltage captures the actual background velocity (dotted
lines). However, at high frequencies, the LPTC response amplitude decreases and its phase lags
behind the actual velocity, meaning it cannot encode such rapid motions.
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Fig. 4. At low frequencies, the LPTC voltage captures the actual background velocity (dotted
lines). However, at high frequencies, the LPTC response amplitude decreases and its phase lags
behind the actual velocity, meaning it cannot encode such rapid motions.