<p><i>Center panel</i>: Distribution of gaze velocities in two dimensions. Level curves enclose 50% of all OKN SP velocity measurements in the different conditions. Dots are individual participants’ mode velocities. The Control and “normal” data are clustered in the bottom left quadrant–while the the “tp” data are clustered at the zero value (except for participant 9). Dashed line indicates predicted pursuit for visually tracking a waypoint (-1/2 average yaw rate). <i>Top and left panels</i>: Horizontal and vertical gaze velocity density estimates in the different conditions.</p
<p>The panels show the average difference (±1 SD) in pursuit velocity for two stimulus conditions in...
<p>Panel A - Left eye position plotted as function of time. Positive angles correspond to right ecce...
VK: T20701Several steering models in the visual science literature attempt to capture the visual str...
<div><p>Density estimate and marginal density distributions (horizontal and vertical). Circles indic...
<p>Distribution of gaze displacement from the tangent point. Density estimate and marginal density d...
<p><i>Top</i>. Control subjects’ data (Experiment 1). <i>Middle</i>. “normal” condition (Experiment ...
<p><i>Top</i>. The pattern in the “normal” condition in Experiment 2 is very similar to the previous...
<p>(A) Head movement amplitude against the total gaze shift amplitude for different numbers of sacca...
Top. Logistic fits estimates of slope steepness for the “left” and “right” responses (top). Bottom. ...
Average (n = 20) eye position traces for (a) upward and (b) downward internal motion. The crosses in...
<p>Left and right columns are of datasets D1 and D2, respectively. (a),(b): longitudinal position of...
<p>Data are shown from a single participant in trials where the object accelerated at −8 (black line...
<p>Left panels: the azimuth eye (i.e. </p><p></p><p></p><p><mi>Δ</mi></p><p><mi>E</mi><mi>ϑ</mi><mi>...
Purpose : Small eye movements (drifts, microsaccades and tremors) keep the eye in continuous motion,...
Example density plots of (A) eye rotation, (B) head rotation, and (C) gaze rotation (eyes-plus-head)...
<p>The panels show the average difference (±1 SD) in pursuit velocity for two stimulus conditions in...
<p>Panel A - Left eye position plotted as function of time. Positive angles correspond to right ecce...
VK: T20701Several steering models in the visual science literature attempt to capture the visual str...
<div><p>Density estimate and marginal density distributions (horizontal and vertical). Circles indic...
<p>Distribution of gaze displacement from the tangent point. Density estimate and marginal density d...
<p><i>Top</i>. Control subjects’ data (Experiment 1). <i>Middle</i>. “normal” condition (Experiment ...
<p><i>Top</i>. The pattern in the “normal” condition in Experiment 2 is very similar to the previous...
<p>(A) Head movement amplitude against the total gaze shift amplitude for different numbers of sacca...
Top. Logistic fits estimates of slope steepness for the “left” and “right” responses (top). Bottom. ...
Average (n = 20) eye position traces for (a) upward and (b) downward internal motion. The crosses in...
<p>Left and right columns are of datasets D1 and D2, respectively. (a),(b): longitudinal position of...
<p>Data are shown from a single participant in trials where the object accelerated at −8 (black line...
<p>Left panels: the azimuth eye (i.e. </p><p></p><p></p><p><mi>Δ</mi></p><p><mi>E</mi><mi>ϑ</mi><mi>...
Purpose : Small eye movements (drifts, microsaccades and tremors) keep the eye in continuous motion,...
Example density plots of (A) eye rotation, (B) head rotation, and (C) gaze rotation (eyes-plus-head)...
<p>The panels show the average difference (±1 SD) in pursuit velocity for two stimulus conditions in...
<p>Panel A - Left eye position plotted as function of time. Positive angles correspond to right ecce...
VK: T20701Several steering models in the visual science literature attempt to capture the visual str...