<p>The dashed horizontal lines refer to perfect SVV adjustments. While subjects in the first two rows all show a clear decrease in adjustment errors in the visual feedback condition compared to the control condition, subjects in the bottom row had either no A-effect in the control condition or showed no improvement by providing visual feedback.</p
<p>Total corrected Subjective Postural Vertical (SPV) scores and different head-on-body tilt (correc...
<p>Shading indicates the 95% confidence intervals computed from the control data. Path Reproduction:...
<p>In these scatter plots, the <i>x</i>-axis represents percent change in tuned response amplitude a...
<p>Compared to the control condition, adjustment errors relative to true earth-vertical were signifi...
<p>Grand average SVV adjustment errors (±1 SD) are plotted against head-roll for the control (in gre...
<p>While the left column shows single subject data (subject GB), the right column illustrates the po...
<p>Baseline recordings (trials interconnected with a black line) of SVV beforehand are shown for com...
<p>All runs are plotted against time starting at time t0 seconds (t0s) and ending at time t300s (as ...
<p>Group 0: No sensory loss; Group 1: Mild sensory loss; Group 2: Moderate sensory loss; Group 3: Se...
<p>At the beginning of each trial (A) the luminous arrow (in grey) is offset by angle δ. The subject...
<p>The left column (panels A-D) shows both single subject raw data (with circles referring to indivi...
<p>Mean values of the SVV for the three different conditions (OKN+SVV at 40°/s toward the left and t...
The brain constructs an internal estimate of the gravitational vertical by integrating multiple sens...
<p>Data come from a) all episodes of the adaptation phase, b) the first 12 movements of the adaptati...
The brain constructs an internal estimate of the gravitational vertical by integrating multiple sens...
<p>Total corrected Subjective Postural Vertical (SPV) scores and different head-on-body tilt (correc...
<p>Shading indicates the 95% confidence intervals computed from the control data. Path Reproduction:...
<p>In these scatter plots, the <i>x</i>-axis represents percent change in tuned response amplitude a...
<p>Compared to the control condition, adjustment errors relative to true earth-vertical were signifi...
<p>Grand average SVV adjustment errors (±1 SD) are plotted against head-roll for the control (in gre...
<p>While the left column shows single subject data (subject GB), the right column illustrates the po...
<p>Baseline recordings (trials interconnected with a black line) of SVV beforehand are shown for com...
<p>All runs are plotted against time starting at time t0 seconds (t0s) and ending at time t300s (as ...
<p>Group 0: No sensory loss; Group 1: Mild sensory loss; Group 2: Moderate sensory loss; Group 3: Se...
<p>At the beginning of each trial (A) the luminous arrow (in grey) is offset by angle δ. The subject...
<p>The left column (panels A-D) shows both single subject raw data (with circles referring to indivi...
<p>Mean values of the SVV for the three different conditions (OKN+SVV at 40°/s toward the left and t...
The brain constructs an internal estimate of the gravitational vertical by integrating multiple sens...
<p>Data come from a) all episodes of the adaptation phase, b) the first 12 movements of the adaptati...
The brain constructs an internal estimate of the gravitational vertical by integrating multiple sens...
<p>Total corrected Subjective Postural Vertical (SPV) scores and different head-on-body tilt (correc...
<p>Shading indicates the 95% confidence intervals computed from the control data. Path Reproduction:...
<p>In these scatter plots, the <i>x</i>-axis represents percent change in tuned response amplitude a...