论文信息 - Modeling the dynamics of oculomotor system in three dimensions

Modeling the dynamics of oculomotor system in three dimensions

Gaze control in three dimensions is achieved by the geometrical arrangement of the extra-ocular muscles. For head-fixed saccadic eye movements, the ocular rotation axis is constrained according to Listing's law. In this paper, an ocular model is developed to control gaze. Quaternions associated with eye positions and rotations are used to precisely describe the axis of rotation.

Bijoy K. Ghosh | A. D. Polpitaya | B. Ghosh | A. Polpitiya

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