论文信息 - Scheduling of Eye Movements and Manual Responses in Performing a Sequence of Choice Responses : Empirical Data and Modelling

Scheduling of Eye Movements and Manual Responses in Performing a Sequence of Choice Responses : Empirical Data and Modelling

The seamless and effortless integration between eye movements and cognitive functions signifies tight coordination between eye movement control and the underlying perceptual, cognitive, and motor processes. In this paper we aim to deconstruct the coordination between eye movements and manual responses exhibited in performing a sequence of choice responses through a combination of experimental and modeling methods.

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