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Eye Movements During Perception of Complex Objects, to some people that when we examine an object we must trace its outlines with our eye and, by analogy with tactile sensation, “palpate” the object. Others may consider that, when looking at a picture, we scan the whole of its surface more or less uniformly with our eyes.
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发表于 2025-3-25 13:18:43
Hamid Jahankhani,Ameer Al-NemratRecent developments have shown that our earlier ideas of the role of eye movement were considerably oversimplified. As the following facts will show, the subject as a whole is far more complex.
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Chao Lu,Liang Gao,Xinyu Li,Lvjiang YinIt has now been established that the provision of optimal working conditions for the eye requires some degree of constant (interrupted or continuous) movement of the retinal image.
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Introduction,Recent developments have shown that our earlier ideas of the role of eye movement were considerably oversimplified. As the following facts will show, the subject as a whole is far more complex.
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Saccadic Eye Movements,; and (2) high velocity (the duration of saccades is measured in hundredths of a second). Under normal conditions these features are constantly observed and may be clearly recorded by any suitably sensitive method of studying eye movements.
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发表于 2025-3-26 18:19:18
Eye Movements During Change of Stationary Points of Fixation in Space, the eyes (convergence or divergence of the optical axes). Together with accommodation (and other factors), the relative position of the optical axes and the retinal images enables us at moments of fixation to judge the distance and size of objects. In this book there is no need to dwell in detail o