论文信息 - Modelling on-line adaptation of the VOR gain with target distance and eccentricity

Modelling on-line adaptation of the VOR gain with target distance and eccentricity

We present an anatomically and neurophysiologically relevant mathematical model for visual-vestibular interaction which reproduces the short-term adaptive behavior of the vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR) with target distance and eccentricity. Adaptive changes are shown to anticipate acquisition of a spatial goal, circumventing the delays associated with visual feedback.

H. L. Galiana | A. Green

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