<p>Four examples of eye (blue), head (black), body (green), and gaze (red) rotational trajectories during the first two seconds of each trial. The plus and star indicate the onset and offset, respectively, of each gaze and head movement. A saccade is the distance between the plus and star. Upward deflection of the traces indicates rightward movement. The two vertical dashed lines across each trace represent head movement onset and offset. One saccade (A), two saccades (B), three saccades (C), and four saccades (D) in one head movement are shown.</p
<p>a: <i>Pre-onset saccade</i> condition. Participants foveate a target (displayed for 1sec; panel i...
<p>A: Horizontal (black) and vertical (gray) eye position, horizontal (dark red) and vertical (brigh...
S4 traces for a patient with a visual field of 4° in the right eye (the green line) and 3° in the le...
<p>(A) Gaze coordinates of the ball (red lines) and the left eye (black lines) are shown for one tri...
<p>A: Saccade trial, B: stimulus jump trial. Horizontal (black) and vertical (gray) eye movements (h...
<p>A: Example of the motion stimulus used in this study. The arrows indicating motion direction in t...
<p>The left axis displays eye and target position and the right axis displays eye velocity. Target p...
<p>Two example trials from an inward block. The target position and velocity are shown in red, the g...
<p>Histogram of the directions of eye-in-head movements for susceptibles (red) and controls (blue) d...
<p>(Left) Representative record showing horizontal (H) and vertical (V) eye movements over time duri...
<p>Vertical eye position (upper panel) and eye velocity (lower panel) as a function of time since fi...
<p>Gaze (thick lines) and head-position (thin lines) traces for two double-step trials. Top: positio...
a: In this outward adaptation trial the primary saccade is directed between the initial and the fina...
<p>Four examples from the same trials as <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/jo...
We studied the trajectories of self-paced saccades in two experimental conditions. Saccades were mad...
<p>a: <i>Pre-onset saccade</i> condition. Participants foveate a target (displayed for 1sec; panel i...
<p>A: Horizontal (black) and vertical (gray) eye position, horizontal (dark red) and vertical (brigh...
S4 traces for a patient with a visual field of 4° in the right eye (the green line) and 3° in the le...
<p>(A) Gaze coordinates of the ball (red lines) and the left eye (black lines) are shown for one tri...
<p>A: Saccade trial, B: stimulus jump trial. Horizontal (black) and vertical (gray) eye movements (h...
<p>A: Example of the motion stimulus used in this study. The arrows indicating motion direction in t...
<p>The left axis displays eye and target position and the right axis displays eye velocity. Target p...
<p>Two example trials from an inward block. The target position and velocity are shown in red, the g...
<p>Histogram of the directions of eye-in-head movements for susceptibles (red) and controls (blue) d...
<p>(Left) Representative record showing horizontal (H) and vertical (V) eye movements over time duri...
<p>Vertical eye position (upper panel) and eye velocity (lower panel) as a function of time since fi...
<p>Gaze (thick lines) and head-position (thin lines) traces for two double-step trials. Top: positio...
a: In this outward adaptation trial the primary saccade is directed between the initial and the fina...
<p>Four examples from the same trials as <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/jo...
We studied the trajectories of self-paced saccades in two experimental conditions. Saccades were mad...
<p>a: <i>Pre-onset saccade</i> condition. Participants foveate a target (displayed for 1sec; panel i...
<p>A: Horizontal (black) and vertical (gray) eye position, horizontal (dark red) and vertical (brigh...
S4 traces for a patient with a visual field of 4° in the right eye (the green line) and 3° in the le...