Evaluating the Influence of Motor Control on Selective Attention through a Stochastic Model: The Paradigm of Motor Control Dysfunction in Cerebellar Patient
Figure 8
Results of the model varying parameters. (a) The number of steps to complete the task by model and by subjects. The surface reports the domain of all available explorations of model that humans could perform. Stressing covert attention humans could perform the best exploration (“center-of-gravity” fixations), but similar performance could be gained directing the gaze to an intermediate region to acquire overall scene information; this strategy was preferred by and . (b) Saccade energy spent by the model for all available explorations that humans could perform. An overall minimum hyperplane was found at .
