<p>Early in the trial the monkey was centrally fixated, and stimuli appeared at different peripheral retinal positions. The monkey then made a saccade to the stimulus. At this point the stimulus was fixated, but the eye was at different positions (gaze angles). A. 8-position task: the monkey made a saccade to the stimulus immediately following its appearance. Stimuli appeared at 8 possible locations (dashed circles). B. 3-position task: the monkey performed a delayed match to sample task, either match-to-shape (top) or match-to-location (bottom). Stimuli appeared in 3 possible locations (dashed circles). For present purposes, we were interested only in the sample period (retinal position effects) or the post-saccade period (eye position eff...
The intent of this research was to further the understanding of the influence of starting eye positi...
<p>Gaze (thick lines) and head-position (thin lines) traces for two double-step trials. Top: positio...
<p>Solid lines, trials in which the monkeys made a saccade to the attended location; dashed lines, t...
<p>A) Sequence of displays in each saccade trial of Experiment 1. A placeholder (rectangles) appeare...
<p>A) Schematic diagram of the monkey brain with the area of recordings highlighted. Abbreviations: ...
(A) Participants made saccades to targets around a clockwise hexagonal path. In the reactive saccade...
<p>(A) A trial began with the presentation of a visual cue, in the center of the screen, consisting ...
<p>(A) Reaction-time version of a two-alternative forced-choice direction di...
<p>(A) Illustration of the checkerboard pattern that moved sinusoidally either in the anterior-poste...
<p>Tasks and recording procedures are identical to those described in detail previously [<a href="ht...
<p>The figure depicts the eye movements of Monkey A (left column) and Monkey B (middle column) over ...
<p>Subjects performed the task in the absence (top) and then in the presence (bottom) of flanker sti...
<p>The top row of panels depicts average eye position over 200 ms starting at the end of the saccade...
<p>White circles indicate the subject's gaze position. Arrows denote a saccade or stimulus jump. Eac...
<p>A trial started when a small fixation spot appeared on the screen. After the monkeys maintained f...
The intent of this research was to further the understanding of the influence of starting eye positi...
<p>Gaze (thick lines) and head-position (thin lines) traces for two double-step trials. Top: positio...
<p>Solid lines, trials in which the monkeys made a saccade to the attended location; dashed lines, t...
<p>A) Sequence of displays in each saccade trial of Experiment 1. A placeholder (rectangles) appeare...
<p>A) Schematic diagram of the monkey brain with the area of recordings highlighted. Abbreviations: ...
(A) Participants made saccades to targets around a clockwise hexagonal path. In the reactive saccade...
<p>(A) A trial began with the presentation of a visual cue, in the center of the screen, consisting ...
<p>(A) Reaction-time version of a two-alternative forced-choice direction di...
<p>(A) Illustration of the checkerboard pattern that moved sinusoidally either in the anterior-poste...
<p>Tasks and recording procedures are identical to those described in detail previously [<a href="ht...
<p>The figure depicts the eye movements of Monkey A (left column) and Monkey B (middle column) over ...
<p>Subjects performed the task in the absence (top) and then in the presence (bottom) of flanker sti...
<p>The top row of panels depicts average eye position over 200 ms starting at the end of the saccade...
<p>White circles indicate the subject's gaze position. Arrows denote a saccade or stimulus jump. Eac...
<p>A trial started when a small fixation spot appeared on the screen. After the monkeys maintained f...
The intent of this research was to further the understanding of the influence of starting eye positi...
<p>Gaze (thick lines) and head-position (thin lines) traces for two double-step trials. Top: positio...
<p>Solid lines, trials in which the monkeys made a saccade to the attended location; dashed lines, t...