Blue and gray colors represent the main group and control groups, respectively. A) The across-subject average trajectories (mean ± SEM) for each block. Note that since the trajectories are averaged across time, a varying time horizon was used for each block to ensure a minimum amount of data from all subjects was available. As a result some average trajectories end before reaching the target. B) The across-subject reach metrics (mean ± SEM), in 10 trial bins. Also displayed, are the averages for the blocks (mean ±SEM), obtained using the 40 trials indicated with light grey vertical strips. All metrics were subtracted by their mean baseline value for statistical comparisons.</p
<p>(A–B): Mean proportion correct of trials for fixed contour/background ratio and fixed background ...
The QGS values were not largely reduced from the beginning of the experiment to its end. The light s...
<p>Difference in response between the Medium Peaked and the Medium Uniform conditions as a function ...
Pink and gray colors represent the main group and control groups, respectively. A) The across-subjec...
A), B) Average trajectories (mean± SEM) for early and late adaptation blocks for two example subject...
<p>A,B: distance of participants from the centre of exit D2 over time. A and B show the data for dif...
<p>Reaching of typical subjects from both Test group (top row) and Control group (bottom row). From ...
<p>Average movement trajectories across participants in the x, y plane. The left panel shows the han...
<p><i>Very top:</i> Experimental distributions for Short Uniform (red) and Long Uniform (green) bloc...
<p>(A) The bar plot depicts the mean log suppression times for each condition. The dots refer to mea...
<p>Similarly to <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0079583#pone-0...
The left panel shows the average distance between the target and cursor across the last 18 seconds f...
<p>In A, B, and C behavioral data for N = 10 subjects are represented in dashed red lines with the r...
<p>The blue line indicates the BOLD signal obtained at the memory location, whereas the red line ind...
<p>Averaged amplitudes (A), durations (B), and peak velocities (C) over the course of the experiment...
<p>(A–B): Mean proportion correct of trials for fixed contour/background ratio and fixed background ...
The QGS values were not largely reduced from the beginning of the experiment to its end. The light s...
<p>Difference in response between the Medium Peaked and the Medium Uniform conditions as a function ...
Pink and gray colors represent the main group and control groups, respectively. A) The across-subjec...
A), B) Average trajectories (mean± SEM) for early and late adaptation blocks for two example subject...
<p>A,B: distance of participants from the centre of exit D2 over time. A and B show the data for dif...
<p>Reaching of typical subjects from both Test group (top row) and Control group (bottom row). From ...
<p>Average movement trajectories across participants in the x, y plane. The left panel shows the han...
<p><i>Very top:</i> Experimental distributions for Short Uniform (red) and Long Uniform (green) bloc...
<p>(A) The bar plot depicts the mean log suppression times for each condition. The dots refer to mea...
<p>Similarly to <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0079583#pone-0...
The left panel shows the average distance between the target and cursor across the last 18 seconds f...
<p>In A, B, and C behavioral data for N = 10 subjects are represented in dashed red lines with the r...
<p>The blue line indicates the BOLD signal obtained at the memory location, whereas the red line ind...
<p>Averaged amplitudes (A), durations (B), and peak velocities (C) over the course of the experiment...
<p>(A–B): Mean proportion correct of trials for fixed contour/background ratio and fixed background ...
The QGS values were not largely reduced from the beginning of the experiment to its end. The light s...
<p>Difference in response between the Medium Peaked and the Medium Uniform conditions as a function ...