Publication year: 2011
Source: Vision Research, In Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available online 12 January 2011
Piers D.L., Howe , Trafton, Drew , Yair, Pinto , Todd S., Horowitz
Which coordinate system do we use to track moving objects? In a previous study using smooth pursuit eye movements, we argued that targets are tracked in both retinal (retinotopic) and scene-centered (allocentric) coordinates (Howe et al., 2010). However, multiple object tracking typically also elicits saccadic eye movements, which may change how object locations are represented. Observers fixated a cross while tracking three targets out of six identical disks confined to move within an imaginary square. The fixation cross alternated between two locations, requiring observers to make repeated saccades. By moving (or not moving) the imaginary square in sync with the... |
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