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2020
The hippocampus is critical for spatial navigation. In this review, we focus on the role of the hippocampus in three basic strategies used for spatial navigation: path integration, stimulus-response association, and map-based navigation. First, the hippocampus is not required for path integration unless the path of path integration is too long and ...
Wenjun, Jin +3 more
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The hippocampus is critical for spatial navigation. In this review, we focus on the role of the hippocampus in three basic strategies used for spatial navigation: path integration, stimulus-response association, and map-based navigation. First, the hippocampus is not required for path integration unless the path of path integration is too long and ...
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2022
Spatial navigation is considered a multi-componential function that allows individuals to navigate in complex environments. Moving from the description of the human navigational system to the formation of cognitive maps, the different types of reference frame (i.e., egocentric or allocentric) have proved to be of particular interest.
Rusconi, Maria Luisa +2 more
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Spatial navigation is considered a multi-componential function that allows individuals to navigate in complex environments. Moving from the description of the human navigational system to the formation of cognitive maps, the different types of reference frame (i.e., egocentric or allocentric) have proved to be of particular interest.
Rusconi, Maria Luisa +2 more
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Spatial navigation: A touch in the dark
Current Biology, 2023New work reveals whisker landmark coding in the retrosplenial cortex of mice, broadening our understanding of multisensory spatial cognition, contextual processing, and spatial predictive coding.
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Spatial navigation of media streams
Proceedings of the ninth ACM international conference on Multimedia - MULTIMEDIA '01, 2001Interactive multimedia walkthrough applications are useful tools for visualizing complex areas. These environments permit navigation through a virtual space based on intuitive actions like "go forward" or "go left". The space is generally constructed using computer graphics models and enhanced with video, still images, and sound. While video is usually
Steele Arbeeny, Deborah Silver
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Navigation in spatial networks: A survey
Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications, 2014zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Huang, Wei +2 more
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Navigation of the Internet with spatial databases
Proceedings 1999 International Symposium on Database Applications in Non-Traditional Environments (DANTE'99) (Cat. No.PR00496), 2003Most Internet search engines are keyword based. They are not efficient for the queries where geographical location is important, such as finding hotels close to a place of interest. A natural interface for spatial searching is a map, which can be used not only to display locations of search results but also to assist forming search conditions.
Joseph D. Yates, Xiaofang Zhou 0001
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Spatial navigational impairments in hydrocephalus
Cognitive Processing, 2012Whilst much is known about the neuropathological consequences of hydrocephalus, there have been comparatively few studies of the cognitive impairments associated with it. Studies using standardised tests of cognitive function have identified a general pattern of impairments, with patients exhibiting particular difficulty on tests of spatial memory and ...
Alastair D. Smith, Matthew G. Buckley
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On the spatial range of pigeon navigation
1981Two groups of pigeons, one with poor homing experience and the other with wider experience, were displaced beyond the Alps from their loft near Florence and released near Würzburg in northern Bavaria (680 km north of loft). To test the role of olfactory stimuli perceived during the outward journey, each group was divided into experimentals, which were
H. G. Wallraff +3 more
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Spatial representation, spatial navigation and the hippocampus
The Irish Journal of Psychology, 1993This paper presents a cognitive neuroscience perspective on how the brain might represent position of the body in space, and how the brain might represent motion through space (navigation), with particular reference to the mammalian hippocampus. Data which show the hippocampus can represent both the position of the body in space and the movement of the
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Prefrontal–hippocampal interactions for spatial navigation
Neuroscience Research, 2018Animals have the ability to navigate to a desired location by making use of information about environmental landmarks and their own movements. While decades of neuroscience research have identified neurons in the hippocampus and parahippocampal structures that represent an animal's position in space, it is still largely unclear how an animal can choose
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