<p>Top: frames of the left and right eyes taken at different recording times. Dotted ellipses indicate detected edges of the pupils, and the corresponding area of the pupil is given in the bottom right corner of each frame. Bottom: graphs showing the oscillatory changes of the areas of pupils observed simultaneously in the left (red line) and right (blue line) eyes. Both graphs have the same time scale. Dotted lines with arrows indicate the exact times at which the frames shown in the top were taken.</p
<p>Left panel: autocorrelation using a time window of ±1 s, middle panel: autocorrelation with x-axi...
Strong evidence from studies on primates and rodents shows that changes in pupil diameter may reflec...
Introduction. The pupil size can inform about arousal or attention. Animal studies have combined pup...
<p>Top: two diagrams showing the rhythmic changes simultaneously observed in the left (red line) and...
Multiplicity of oscillatory phenomena in a range of infra-slow frequencies (<0.01 Hz) has been descr...
<p>C: graph showing overlaid oscillations simultaneously observed in the pupil area of the left (red...
<p>Pupils at the start (A, C and E) and end (B, D and F) of the stimulus. (A and B) Pupil recorded f...
<p>Top: diagrams showing the shifts in the positions of the pupil centres of the left (red circles) ...
Multiplicity of oscillatory phenomena in a range of infra-slow frequencies (<0.01 Hz) has been descr...
<p>(A) Illustration of the method. A 250 milliseconds long window (double arrowhead) was advanced in...
<p>Eye traces, raster plots and PSTHs obtained during different conditions in two example recordings...
Pupillometry is a non-invasive technique that can be used to objectively characterize pathophysiolo...
(A—amplitude, B—phase). Data shown as red crosses are represent mean±SEM across participants. A) Amp...
The figure shows a normal pupillometry. The mean pupillary diameter was normalized against the mean ...
<p>Panels A, C and E show example time-courses of eye-position over time, lines indicate horizontal ...
<p>Left panel: autocorrelation using a time window of ±1 s, middle panel: autocorrelation with x-axi...
Strong evidence from studies on primates and rodents shows that changes in pupil diameter may reflec...
Introduction. The pupil size can inform about arousal or attention. Animal studies have combined pup...
<p>Top: two diagrams showing the rhythmic changes simultaneously observed in the left (red line) and...
Multiplicity of oscillatory phenomena in a range of infra-slow frequencies (<0.01 Hz) has been descr...
<p>C: graph showing overlaid oscillations simultaneously observed in the pupil area of the left (red...
<p>Pupils at the start (A, C and E) and end (B, D and F) of the stimulus. (A and B) Pupil recorded f...
<p>Top: diagrams showing the shifts in the positions of the pupil centres of the left (red circles) ...
Multiplicity of oscillatory phenomena in a range of infra-slow frequencies (<0.01 Hz) has been descr...
<p>(A) Illustration of the method. A 250 milliseconds long window (double arrowhead) was advanced in...
<p>Eye traces, raster plots and PSTHs obtained during different conditions in two example recordings...
Pupillometry is a non-invasive technique that can be used to objectively characterize pathophysiolo...
(A—amplitude, B—phase). Data shown as red crosses are represent mean±SEM across participants. A) Amp...
The figure shows a normal pupillometry. The mean pupillary diameter was normalized against the mean ...
<p>Panels A, C and E show example time-courses of eye-position over time, lines indicate horizontal ...
<p>Left panel: autocorrelation using a time window of ±1 s, middle panel: autocorrelation with x-axi...
Strong evidence from studies on primates and rodents shows that changes in pupil diameter may reflec...
Introduction. The pupil size can inform about arousal or attention. Animal studies have combined pup...