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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"gaze shift"”.

  1. Computational Study of Multisensory Gaze-Shift Planning

    … events in the environment, we often make a gaze-shift in order to focus the attention and gather more information. Planning such a gaze-shift involves three stages: 1) to determine the spatial location for the gaze-shift, 2) to find out the time to initiate the gaze-shift, 3) to work out a …

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  2. Sensory and Cognitive Influences on Oculomotor and Whole-body Coordination during Standing Turns

    … rotation characterized by an anticipatory gaze strategy driven primarily by eye movements (nystagmus). However, the relationship between eye movements and whole-body coordination during turning has not been fully explored under different environmental and sensory contexts and as a result, …

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  3. The Pragmatics of Confidence in Perceptual and Value-based Choice

    … in a new eye tracking correlate of confidence: Gaze-shift-frequency, the number of saccades between options, negatively predicts subsequent confidence in perceptual and value-based decisions. In the value domain, the total value of the options is shown to positively relate to confidence despite …

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  4. Low-frequency activity in the primate superior colliculus activates a head turning synergy: evidence using neck EMG recordings

    … colliculus (dSC) encode desired eye-head gaze shifts. In addition, many dSC neurons emit earlier low-frequency activity. We hypothesized that low-frequency activity in dSC neurons contributes to priming and orienting the head in advance of eye-head gaze shifts. We simultaneously recorded …

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