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Population Vector

June 17, 2014 / 1 Comment on Population Vector

By Jennifer Jahncke, Psychology ’14

Something we talk about a lot in neuroscience in terms of topics like visual perception and locomotion is population vectors. A population vector is the sum of each component vector. In this image, with the trees converging to a vanishing point, the population vector would be the vector in the center of the cluster (though not quite to scale; in reality it would have a larger magnitude).

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