Visual perception and eye movements are considered to be tightly linked. Diverse fields,
ranging from developmental psychology to computer science, utilize eye tracking to …

Microsaccades are small eye movements that occur during gaze fixation. Although taking
place only when we attempt to stabilize gaze position, microsaccades can be understood by …

Oculomotor behavior and parameters are known to be affected by the allocation of attention
and could potentially be used to investigate attention disorders. We explored the oculomotor …

Microsaccades are small rapid and involuntary eye movements that occur during fixation in
an apparently stochastic manner. They are known to be inhibited in response to sensory …

Conscious perception sometimes fluctuates strongly, even when the sensory input is
constant. For example, in motion-induced blindness (MIB), a salient visual target surrounded …

A large amount of classic and contemporary vision studies require subjects to fixate a target.
Target fixation serves as a normalizing factor across studies, promoting the field's ability to …

Involuntary eye movements occur constantly even during fixation and were shown to convey
information about cognitive processes. They are inhibited momentarily in response to …

Here we propose a not pupil‐dependent microsaccades tracking technique and a novel
detection method. We present a proof of concept for detecting microsaccades using a non …

Microsaccades are miniature eye movements that occur involuntarily during fixation. They
are typically inhibited following stimulus onset and are released from inhibition about 300 …

The dynamics of binocular rivalry may be a behavioral footprint of excitatory and inhibitory
neural transmission in visual cortex. Given the presence of atypical visual features in Autism …