Saccadic trajectories deviate toward or away from optimally informative visual features

The "Data" folder contains one “.mat” file for each participant. Each file contains a structure (“sacc”) with 1000 rows (one for each trial) and 20 columns: Trial number. Distractor condition (0 = No distractor; 1 = Low-luminance feature, 2 = High-luminance feature, 3 = Non-optimal feature, 4 = Optimal feature). Distractor offset time with respect to target onset (DTOA). Distractor position (1: Down-left, 2: Down-right, 3: Up-left, 4: Up-Right). Number of the correct detected saccade (NaN = no correct saccade) Saccade latency. Saccade ending time. Raw x-coordinates. Raw y-coordinates. Distractor-to-saccade onset asynchrony (DSOA). Saccade within the DSOA interval from -300 to -100 ms (1= yes; 0 = no). Statistics of the arctangent of angular deviations of each sample point (xy) of the raw saccade (in order: median, mean, maximum). Smoothed x-coordinates Smoothed y-coordinates Normalized x-coordinates (from -9 to +9° y-coordinates) Normalized y-coordinates (from -9 to +9° y-coordinates) Normalized x-coordinates Normalized y-coordinates Arctangent of angular deviations of each sample point (xy) of the normalized saccade Statistics of the arctangent (in order: median, mean, maximum) and saccade surface