Prior work has shown that smooth eye movements in the presence of both stationary and
moving stimuli are determined, at least in part, by the voluntary selection of either the …

Smooth pursuit eye movements are used by primates to track moving objects. They are
initiated by sensory estimates of target speed represented in the middle temporal (MT) area …

Previously we have measured rapid‐velocity vergence responses to targets at different
distances that provided no disparity or accommodative stimulation. To evaluate the …

To assess influences of fixational drift eye movements on motion detection, lower thresholds
for motion and drift amplitudes were measured in normal subjects. The threshold was higher …

In tracking a moving target, the visual context may provide cues for an observer to interpret
the causal nature of the target motion and extract features to which the visual system is …

Following previous studies documenting the ability to generate anticipatory responses, we
tested whether the repeated motion of a visual target along the same path affected its …

Segregating a moving object from its visual context is particularly relevant for the control of
smooth-pursuit eye movements. We examined the interaction between a moving object and …

Fig. 1. The mean (= SD) horizontal position of the right and left eyes, as well as the velocity
of the right eye (bottom traces) are plotted for each of six animals. Prior to the movement that …

purpose. This study compared the performance of a video-based infrared three-dimensional
eye tracker device (Chronos) with the scleral search coil method. methods. Three …

Pylyshyn, ZW and Storm, RW (1988)(Tracking multiple independent targets: Evidence for a
parallel tracking mechanism. Spatial Vision, 3 (3), 179–197) proposed that human observers …