Peri-saccadic orientation identification performance and visual neural sensitivity are higher in the upper visual field [PDF]
, 2023 Visual neural processing is distributed among a multitude of sensory and sensory-motor brain areas exhibiting varying degrees of functional specializations and spatial representational anisotropies.
Buonocore, Antimo +2 more
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Localization of external stimuli during simulated self- and object-motion [PDF]
, 2009 This thesis comprises fife studies. In the first study we investigated the localization of brief visual targets during reflexive eye movements (optokinetic nystagmus).
Kaminiarz, Andre
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Visual perceptual stability and the processing of self-motion information: neurophysiology, psychophysics and neuropsychology [PDF]
, 2015 While we move through our environment, we constantly have to deal with new sensory input. Especially the visual system has to deal with an ever-changing input signal, since we continuously move our eyes. For example, we change our direction of gaze about
Dowiasch, Stefan
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Perisaccadic perceptual mislocalization strength depends on the visual appearance of saccade targets
Journal of NeurophysiologyAbstractWe normally perceive a stable visual environment despite repetitive eye movements. To achieve such stability, visual processing integrates information across saccades, and laboratory hallmarks of such integration are robustly observed by presenting brief perimovement visual probes.
Matthias P. Baumann +2 more
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Compression of Space for Low Visibility Probes [PDF]
, 2016 Stimuli briefly flashed just before a saccade are perceived closer to the saccade target, a phenomenon known as perisaccadic compression of space (Ross et al., 1997).
Born, Sabine +3 more
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Summation of visual motion across eye movements reflects a nonspatial decision mechanism [PDF]
, 2010 Human vision remains perceptually stable even though retinal inputs change rapidly with each eye movement. Although the neural basis of visual stability remains unknown, a recent psychophysical study pointed to the existence of visual feature ...
Cropper, SJ +5 more
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Spatio-temporal representations during eye movements and their neuronal correlates [PDF]
, 2012 During fast ballistic eye movements, so-called saccades, our visual perception undergoes a range of distinct changes. Sensitivity to luminance contrasts is reduced (saccadic suppression) and the localization of stimuli can be shifted in the direction of ...
Knöll, Jonas
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Visual stability: perception of stable objects across saccadic eye movements [PDF]
, 2011 The ability of moving freely in the environment gives us the great advantage to directly interact with it, improving our discriminative abilities. For example, if we were to inspect an object without the chance to actively moving around it, then we could
Fracasso, Alessio
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influence of saccadic adaptation on spatial localization comparison of verbal and pointing reports [PDF]
, 2007 Under conditions of short-term saccadic adaptation, stimuli presented long before saccadic onset are perceptually mislocalized in space. Here we study whether saccadic adaptation can also affect localization of objects by pointing.
Aurelio Bruno, Maria Concetta Morrone
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Transfer of Predictive Signals Across Saccades [PDF]
, 2012 Predicting visual information facilitates efficient processing of visual signals. Higher visual areas can support the processing of incoming visual information by generating predictive models that are fed back to lower visual areas.
Edwards, Grace +2 more
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