Evaluating the Influence of Motor Control on Selective Attention through a Stochastic Model: The Paradigm of Motor Control Dysfunction in Cerebellar Patient
Figure 9
The graph reports the numbers of steps performed by model varying , , and ; the parameter (upper axis) controlled the dispersion of fixations with direct (nonlinear) influence on (bottom axis), set of subjects, and provided the needful variability to adapt within group variability among subjects. (a) The number of steps () to complete the task of subjects and model. (b) Saccade energy () to complete the task of subjects and model.
