<p>Grey filled circles refer to runs with significant drift for both RED and LED while empty circles indicate runs with non-significant drift in at least one of the two conditions. Each panel is split up in 4 areas separated by dashed horizontal and vertical lines along zero: while the grey-shaded areas indicate runs where drift was not symmetric (e.g. error was increasing at 45° RED and decreasing at 45°LED or vice versa), trials with symmetric drift for LED and RED (for a given roll angle) will fall in the white areas, either in the lower left corner (if adjustment errors increased over time) or in the upper right corner (if adjustment errors decreased over time). </p
<p>Grey shading indicates the ± sd for all subjects and for all trials. Markers inserted in the plot...
<p>Compared to the control condition, adjustment errors relative to true earth-vertical were signifi...
<p>The top graph shows the profile of the background luminance time course (black dashed line) and t...
<p>Results for the different head-roll orientations are shown separately. The number of traces (n) t...
<p>All runs are plotted against time starting at time t0 seconds (t0s) and ending at time t300s (as ...
<p>To improve the illustration of drift, single adjustments were assigned to one of eight bins of eq...
<p>Panel A: Correlation analysis between the post-tilt drift amplitude and the initial post-tilt bia...
<p>The left column (panels A-D) shows both single subject raw data (with circles referring to indivi...
<p>While the left column shows single subject data (subject GB), the right column illustrates the po...
<p>A) Average endpoint angular error relative to the target for the three groups, binned by averagin...
<p>A: RP produced during the Exposition period (black circles), the first 5 s of the Memory period (...
(a) Color indicates the perceptual bias subgroup, see legends in panel (b). Solid lines indicate the...
<p>In these scatter plots, the <i>x</i>-axis represents percent change in tuned response amplitude a...
<p>Mean change in no-cursor reaches relative to baseline for all blocks (A) and just the first and f...
<p>(A) Positional errors, and (B) velocity errors in the EHM condition; (C) positional errors, and (...
<p>Grey shading indicates the ± sd for all subjects and for all trials. Markers inserted in the plot...
<p>Compared to the control condition, adjustment errors relative to true earth-vertical were signifi...
<p>The top graph shows the profile of the background luminance time course (black dashed line) and t...
<p>Results for the different head-roll orientations are shown separately. The number of traces (n) t...
<p>All runs are plotted against time starting at time t0 seconds (t0s) and ending at time t300s (as ...
<p>To improve the illustration of drift, single adjustments were assigned to one of eight bins of eq...
<p>Panel A: Correlation analysis between the post-tilt drift amplitude and the initial post-tilt bia...
<p>The left column (panels A-D) shows both single subject raw data (with circles referring to indivi...
<p>While the left column shows single subject data (subject GB), the right column illustrates the po...
<p>A) Average endpoint angular error relative to the target for the three groups, binned by averagin...
<p>A: RP produced during the Exposition period (black circles), the first 5 s of the Memory period (...
(a) Color indicates the perceptual bias subgroup, see legends in panel (b). Solid lines indicate the...
<p>In these scatter plots, the <i>x</i>-axis represents percent change in tuned response amplitude a...
<p>Mean change in no-cursor reaches relative to baseline for all blocks (A) and just the first and f...
<p>(A) Positional errors, and (B) velocity errors in the EHM condition; (C) positional errors, and (...
<p>Grey shading indicates the ± sd for all subjects and for all trials. Markers inserted in the plot...
<p>Compared to the control condition, adjustment errors relative to true earth-vertical were signifi...
<p>The top graph shows the profile of the background luminance time course (black dashed line) and t...