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Qualitative Motion Representation in Egocentric and Allocentric Frames of Reference

1999
In qualitative motion representation, frames of reference play an important role as well in measuring of the motion data as in representation and application of algorithms. This paper discusses motion representation in egocentric and allocentric frames of reference and begins with some general considerations on motion representation through qualitative
Alexandra Musto   +4 more
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A Multiple Resource Examination of Time Sharing Performance for Egocentric and Allocentric Frames of Reference

Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting, 2022
Egocentric and allocentric frames of reference (FoR) can both be used in navigation aids, but each has benefits and drawbacks. Incorporating both FoR could be beneficial for offsetting the drawbacks of each viewpoint, but research on the timesharing ability of these FoR is lacking.
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Reframing spatial frames of reference: What can aging tell us about egocentric and allocentric navigation?

WIREs Cognitive Science, 2020
AbstractRepresentations of space in mind are crucial for navigation, facilitating processes such as remembering landmark locations, understanding spatial relationships between objects, and integrating routes. A significant problem, however, is the lack of consensus on how these representations are encoded and stored in memory.
Natalia Ladyka‐Wojcik   +1 more
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The relationship between allocentric and egocentric frames of reference and categorical and coordinate spatial information processing

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 2011
We report two experiments on the relationship between allocentric/egocentric frames of reference and categorical/coordinate spatial relations. Jager and Postma (2003) suggest two theoretical possibilities about their relationship: categorical judgements are better when combined with an allocentric reference frame and coordinate judgements with an ...
Francesco Ruotolo   +3 more
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Does blindness affect egocentric and allocentric frames of reference in small and large scale spaces?

Behavioural Brain Research, 2014
There is evidence that early deprivation of vision prompts the use of body-based, egocentric spatial representations in congenitally blind individuals, whereas previous visual experience favors the use of object-based, allocentric representations (e.g. Pasqualotto A, Spiller MJ, Jansari AS, Proulx MJ.
Tina Iachini   +2 more
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Human EEG Correlates of Spatial Navigation within Egocentric and Allocentric Reference Frames

2010
We investigated the impact of path complexity on brain dynamics of subjects who preferentially use an egocentric (Turners) or an allocentric (Nonturners) reference frame during spatial navigation. Participants indicated a return bearing direction ('point-to-origin') following visual presentation of virtual tunnel passages, varying with respect to the ...
Markus Plank   +4 more
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The EEG Correlates of the Allocentric and the Egocentric Spatial Reference Frames Processing

2009
In the paper we describe current results of our ongoing research, concerning the navigation in the virtual tunnel task and its EEG correlates. We searched for the features in the EEG signal to discriminate the employment of the allocentric and the egocentric reference frames.
Michal Vavrečka, Lenka Lhotská
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The neural basis of ego- and allocentric reference frames in spatial navigation: Evidence from spatio-temporal coupled current density reconstruction

Brain Research, 2006
Different strategies in spatial navigation during passages through computer-simulated tunnels were investigated by means of EEG source reconstruction. The tunnels consisted of straight and curved segments and provided only visual flow, but no landmark, information.
K, Gramann   +3 more
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Neural correlates of spatial navigation within egocentric and allocentric frames of reference

2023
Human activity takes place in space and people need a mental representation of what is “actual” in the physical world to effectively navigate it. The cognitive map is the term we use to describe these representations. Mentally comparing the distances between a reference and a target location is a process that requires the recall of that information off
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Spatial memory: the role of egocentric and allocentric frames of reference

2011
A fundamental requirement of everyday life is that of encoding and remembering successfully the locations of objects, landmarks or buildings in space. This function is achieved by structuring spatial information in systems of coordinates. There are many ways to classify spatial reference systems (Paillard, 1991), but a useful one, for the purposes of ...
Gennaro Ruggiero   +3 more
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