<div><p>Density estimate and marginal density distributions (horizontal and vertical). Circles indicate individual mode values of individual subjects’ data. See Supplementary Results for individual subjects’ data.</p> <p><i>Inset</i>: Enlargement, individual modes only. The ellipses indicate Hotelling’s T-squared 95%, 99% and 99.9% confidence regions. The distribution is not centered at the origin (which would indicate stable fixation data), but clearly clustered to the left (indicating a horizontal eye-movement component) and below (indicating a vertical eye-movement component). This is the pattern that one would expect from gaze following regional optic flow in the far zone.</p></div
<p>The sampling rate of our equipment (60 Hz) was not sufficient to resolve individual microsaccades...
<p>(A) Head movement amplitude against the total gaze shift amplitude for different numbers of sacca...
<p>Drifts represented as lines originating from a dilated pupil in direction of constriction. Dilate...
<p>Distribution of gaze displacement from the tangent point. Density estimate and marginal density d...
<p><i>Center panel</i>: Distribution of gaze velocities in two dimensions. Level curves enclose 50% ...
<p><i>Top</i>. The pattern in the “normal” condition in Experiment 2 is very similar to the previous...
Average (n = 20) eye position traces for (a) upward and (b) downward internal motion. The crosses in...
<p>(<b>a</b>) Example of AOIs for one face. AOIs could be divided into three separate feature region...
<p>(A) Pattern of fixations/saccades revealed in relation to the “cannon” stimulus (left) and its un...
<p>(<b>A</b>) Empirical fixation distribution (data based on all recorded eye movements) for current...
Purpose : Small eye movements (drifts, microsaccades and tremors) keep the eye in continuous motion,...
<p><i>Top</i>. Control subjects’ data (Experiment 1). <i>Middle</i>. “normal” condition (Experiment ...
There is little direct psychophysical evidence that the visual system contains mechanisms tuned to h...
<p>The curves visualize relative eye-movement densities over specific vertical positions along the b...
To give an appropriate description of fixational eye movements is a very challenging problem. Over t...
<p>The sampling rate of our equipment (60 Hz) was not sufficient to resolve individual microsaccades...
<p>(A) Head movement amplitude against the total gaze shift amplitude for different numbers of sacca...
<p>Drifts represented as lines originating from a dilated pupil in direction of constriction. Dilate...
<p>Distribution of gaze displacement from the tangent point. Density estimate and marginal density d...
<p><i>Center panel</i>: Distribution of gaze velocities in two dimensions. Level curves enclose 50% ...
<p><i>Top</i>. The pattern in the “normal” condition in Experiment 2 is very similar to the previous...
Average (n = 20) eye position traces for (a) upward and (b) downward internal motion. The crosses in...
<p>(<b>a</b>) Example of AOIs for one face. AOIs could be divided into three separate feature region...
<p>(A) Pattern of fixations/saccades revealed in relation to the “cannon” stimulus (left) and its un...
<p>(<b>A</b>) Empirical fixation distribution (data based on all recorded eye movements) for current...
Purpose : Small eye movements (drifts, microsaccades and tremors) keep the eye in continuous motion,...
<p><i>Top</i>. Control subjects’ data (Experiment 1). <i>Middle</i>. “normal” condition (Experiment ...
There is little direct psychophysical evidence that the visual system contains mechanisms tuned to h...
<p>The curves visualize relative eye-movement densities over specific vertical positions along the b...
To give an appropriate description of fixational eye movements is a very challenging problem. Over t...
<p>The sampling rate of our equipment (60 Hz) was not sufficient to resolve individual microsaccades...
<p>(A) Head movement amplitude against the total gaze shift amplitude for different numbers of sacca...
<p>Drifts represented as lines originating from a dilated pupil in direction of constriction. Dilate...