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The roles of allocentric representations in autonomous local navigation
In this thesis, I study the computational advantages of the allocentric represen- tation as compared to the egocentric representation for autonomous local navigation.
Ta Huynh, Duy Nguyen
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Over the past few decades, research has identified two key frames of reference: the egocentric frame, which encodes object locations relative to the viewer, and the allocentric frame, which encodes the intrinsic coordinates of objects.
Delavy, Thibaud
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The Allocentric Brain in Action
L. Thaler, M. A. Goodale
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Corrigendum: Spatial task context makes short-latency reaches prone to induced Roelofs illusion
Bahareh eTaghizadeh +4 more
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Embodied space in early blind individuals
Virginie eCrollen +2 more
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Integrating allocentric and egocentric representations for flexible navigation
Much work on spatial behaviour equates allocentric representations with strategies based on cognitive maps, and egocentric representations with taxon-like habits (Geerts et al., 2020).
Shani, D. +1 more
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Allocentric coding: Spatial range and combination rules [PDF]
International audienceWhen a visual target is presented with neighboring landmarks, its location can be determined both relative to the self (egocentric coding) and relative to these landmarks (allocentric coding).
Christophe Jouffrais, Benoit Cottereau
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Neuropsychologia, 2011
Allocentric cues can be used to encode locations in visuospatial memory, but it is not known how and when these representations are converted into egocentric commands for behaviour. Here, we tested the influence of different memory intervals on reach performance toward targets defined in either egocentric or allocentric coordinates, and then compared ...
Ying Chen +2 more
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Allocentric cues can be used to encode locations in visuospatial memory, but it is not known how and when these representations are converted into egocentric commands for behaviour. Here, we tested the influence of different memory intervals on reach performance toward targets defined in either egocentric or allocentric coordinates, and then compared ...
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