Article
Vision in Flies: Measuring the Attention Span.
PloS one - 1 Jan 2016
Koenig Sebastian, Wolf Reinhard, Heisenberg Martin
Abstract excerpt
A visual stimulus at a particular location of the visual field may elicit a behavior while at the same time equally salient stimuli in other parts do not. This property of visual systems is known as selective visual attention (SVA). The animal is said to have a focus of attention (FoA) which it has shifted to a particular location. Visual attention normally involves an attention span at the location to which the...
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