1. Window "a": time window. The red bar stands for the current time.
2. Window "b": input window. The blue line represents the input to the first inhibitory population (I1), while the green line stands for the input to the second inhibitory population (I2).
3. Window "c": population vector (PV) window. Population vector is calculated from the circular mean of the activity of neurons in the excitatory population.
4. Window "d": network activity window. Red, blue, and green lines represent the activity profile of the excitatory (E), the first inhibitory (I1), and the second inhibitory (I2) population, respectively.
5. Window "e": spike window. Neurons are aligned according to the preferred direction, from 0 degree to 360 degrees. Each bar stands for a spike discharged by this neuron. Red, blue, and green lines represent the activity profile of the excitatory (E), the first inhibitory (I1), and the second inhibitory (I2) population, respectively.

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