Torsion in motion: the visual system as a three-axis gimbal
Rigorously tracking eye and head behavior in space is key to building realistic models of the stimulus that reaches our retina. The motion structure of this stimulus or retinal flow - the substrate for self and object motion processing - is created by the relative movement of the eyes with respect to the world. Characterizing this stimulus requires tracking the eye's three degrees of freedom in…
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