<p>Pointing variability is depicted separately for pointing movements performed with the left hand (left panel) and movements performed with the right hand (right panel). Grey lines represent movements executed in the free-viewing conditions and black lines represent movements executed in the fixation conditions. The performance of the control participants is represented as dashed lines and DF's performance as solid lines. Error bars depict the sample standard deviation.</p
<p>Subjects pointing with their right hand were exposed to a +30 deg rotation of feedback and their ...
<p><i>(A)</i> Hand trajectories for a single subject. Thin colored lines show individual probe trial...
<p><i>(A)</i> Hand trajectories for a single subject. Thin colored lines show individual probe trial...
<p>Movements are depicted separately for the left hand (left panel) and right hand (right panel) for...
Abstract. We study the variations in two dimensional (2D) pointing tasks on a traditional white boar...
International audiencePointing accuracy and arm movement kinematics of six human subjects were measu...
Average values (mean ± SD) in each pointing task condition of DFA of movement variability variables ...
<p>Three sessions were plotted for the patients, while only the average values were plotted for the ...
<p>Average movement trajectories across participants in the x, y plane. The left panel shows the han...
This study examined the impact of target geometry on the trajectories of rapid pointing movements. P...
Copyright © 2006 Elsevier Ltd All rights reserved.We investigated how visual noise in the initial es...
AbstractWe investigated how visual noise in the initial estimate of target location affects precisio...
<p>Mean pointing consistency scores (95% confidence intervals) for decision and non-decision-point o...
<p>Average pointing error (degrees) for each group of participants in the near (bottom) and far (top...
<p>These plots illustrate an asymmetry in baseline (blue) performance such that participants are mor...
<p>Subjects pointing with their right hand were exposed to a +30 deg rotation of feedback and their ...
<p><i>(A)</i> Hand trajectories for a single subject. Thin colored lines show individual probe trial...
<p><i>(A)</i> Hand trajectories for a single subject. Thin colored lines show individual probe trial...
<p>Movements are depicted separately for the left hand (left panel) and right hand (right panel) for...
Abstract. We study the variations in two dimensional (2D) pointing tasks on a traditional white boar...
International audiencePointing accuracy and arm movement kinematics of six human subjects were measu...
Average values (mean ± SD) in each pointing task condition of DFA of movement variability variables ...
<p>Three sessions were plotted for the patients, while only the average values were plotted for the ...
<p>Average movement trajectories across participants in the x, y plane. The left panel shows the han...
This study examined the impact of target geometry on the trajectories of rapid pointing movements. P...
Copyright © 2006 Elsevier Ltd All rights reserved.We investigated how visual noise in the initial es...
AbstractWe investigated how visual noise in the initial estimate of target location affects precisio...
<p>Mean pointing consistency scores (95% confidence intervals) for decision and non-decision-point o...
<p>Average pointing error (degrees) for each group of participants in the near (bottom) and far (top...
<p>These plots illustrate an asymmetry in baseline (blue) performance such that participants are mor...
<p>Subjects pointing with their right hand were exposed to a +30 deg rotation of feedback and their ...
<p><i>(A)</i> Hand trajectories for a single subject. Thin colored lines show individual probe trial...
<p><i>(A)</i> Hand trajectories for a single subject. Thin colored lines show individual probe trial...