Oculomotor tracking in two dimensions. Results from studies of oculomotor tracking in one
dimension have indicated that saccades are driven primarily by errors in position, whereas …

Primates are able to track a moving target with their eyes, even when the target is seen
against a stationary textured background. In this situation, the tracking eye movement …

The initial ocular following responses (OFRs) elicited by 1/4-wavelength steps applied to the
missing fundamental (mf) stimulus are in the backward direction and largely determined by …

A spot of light is presented to an observer who tracks its movement visually, doing so as
quickly and accurately as possible. The positions of the eye are continuously recorded so …

We measured active smooth pursuit eye movements and passive smooth eye movements in
the open-loop condition as subjects viewed moving stimuli of different sizes and at various …

A target moving physically in discrete spatial jumps could elicit smooth tracking eye
movements in practised observers, but this tracking was increasingly interrupted by …

We measured smooth pursuit eye movement responses to sinusoidal target motion in the
open-loop condition (target motion stabilized on the retina) and the closed-loop condition …

The ocular following responses elicited by brief unexpected movements of the visual scene
were studied in 10 rhesus monkeys. Test patterns were either random dots or sine-wave …

Humans track smoothly moving objects with a combination of saccadic and smooth pursuit
eye movements, called dual mode tracking. A pseudo random ternary sequence was used …

High-fidelity eye tracking is combined with a perceptual grouping task to provide insight into
the likely mechanisms underlying the compensation of retinal image motion caused by …