<p>The inertial stimulus included 0.15 cm vibration and visual heading was at 50% coherence. (A) The staircase with 25° leftward gaze. (B) Represents these same responses fit by a psychometric function. Subject’s responses are represented by circles scaled proportional to the number of stimulus presentations given at that heading with the largest circles representing 5 stimulus presentations and the smallest representing a single stimulus presentation. The curve represents the best fit to the data. The mean is shown with 95% confidence intervals. (C) The staircase with 25° rightward gaze. (D) Psychometric function fit to the responses in (C).</p
<p><b>A. i.</b> Subject performance on 6 staircases in session 1: trial number vs. angle of the whit...
<p>The abscissa represents the stimulus heading. The ordinate represents the response error (perceiv...
<p>(A) Head movement amplitude against the total gaze shift amplitude for different numbers of sacca...
<p>Each condition was tested with the eye position 25° to the left (filled downward pointing triangl...
<p>The graphs illustrate the selection of motion coherence levels yielding a rightwards response in ...
Heading direction is determined from visual and inertial cues. Visual headings use retinal coordinat...
<p>Raw data (size of data points representing number of repetitions) is shown for one subject. Plott...
Knowledge of human motion perception can be applied in the optimization of motion cueing algorithms....
Knowledge of human motion perception can be applied in the optimization of motion cueing algorithms....
<p>The circles in panels A&B represents the test stimuli given at a peak velocity with the diameter ...
<p>Data was generated from responses combined across subjects. There is one data point for each of t...
<p><b>A)</b> Trial history for 1U1D staircase block. Upper and lower panels represent the two interl...
<p>As with <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0199097#pone.019909...
In the present study, we investigated whether the perception of heading of linear self-motion can be...
<p>In this block there was a 8s visual stimulus. Circles in the two upper panels are sized proportio...
<p><b>A. i.</b> Subject performance on 6 staircases in session 1: trial number vs. angle of the whit...
<p>The abscissa represents the stimulus heading. The ordinate represents the response error (perceiv...
<p>(A) Head movement amplitude against the total gaze shift amplitude for different numbers of sacca...
<p>Each condition was tested with the eye position 25° to the left (filled downward pointing triangl...
<p>The graphs illustrate the selection of motion coherence levels yielding a rightwards response in ...
Heading direction is determined from visual and inertial cues. Visual headings use retinal coordinat...
<p>Raw data (size of data points representing number of repetitions) is shown for one subject. Plott...
Knowledge of human motion perception can be applied in the optimization of motion cueing algorithms....
Knowledge of human motion perception can be applied in the optimization of motion cueing algorithms....
<p>The circles in panels A&B represents the test stimuli given at a peak velocity with the diameter ...
<p>Data was generated from responses combined across subjects. There is one data point for each of t...
<p><b>A)</b> Trial history for 1U1D staircase block. Upper and lower panels represent the two interl...
<p>As with <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0199097#pone.019909...
In the present study, we investigated whether the perception of heading of linear self-motion can be...
<p>In this block there was a 8s visual stimulus. Circles in the two upper panels are sized proportio...
<p><b>A. i.</b> Subject performance on 6 staircases in session 1: trial number vs. angle of the whit...
<p>The abscissa represents the stimulus heading. The ordinate represents the response error (perceiv...
<p>(A) Head movement amplitude against the total gaze shift amplitude for different numbers of sacca...