Using a simple first-order nonlinear mathematical model, it is shown that typical features of the smooth pursuit eye movements can be interpreted as consequences of the nonlinearities (in particular the velocity saturation) of the relevant neural control system, without the need of invoking specific ad hoc mechanisms.

About the effects of velocity saturation on smooth pursuit

BUIZZA, ANGELO;RAMAT, STEFANO
2005-01-01

Abstract

Using a simple first-order nonlinear mathematical model, it is shown that typical features of the smooth pursuit eye movements can be interpreted as consequences of the nonlinearities (in particular the velocity saturation) of the relevant neural control system, without the need of invoking specific ad hoc mechanisms.
2005
Neurosciences & Behavior covers cellular and molecular neuroscience, neuronal development, basic and clinical neurology, psychology, psychiatry, and psychopharmacology. This category also includes experimental and biobehavioral psychology, molecular psychiatry, and studies of neuronal function underlying higher cognitive processes. Resources dealing with cognitive or behavioral clinical psychotherapy, psychological assessments, and case-books in clinical neurology are excluded.
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Inglese
Internazionale
STAMPA
1039
459
462
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Tematica Ex SIR: Controllo oculomotorio (Classif. Ex SIR:Articoli su riviste ISI )
Eye movement; smooth pursuit; oculomotor control; nonlinearity; velocity saturation; Mathematical models of biological systems
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info:eu-repo/semantics/article
262
Buizza, Angelo; Ramat, Stefano
1 Contributo su Rivista::1.1 Articolo in rivista
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