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Development of a monkey avatar to study social perception in macaques

2019-09-05

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Following the expanding use and applications of virtual reality in every-day life, dynamic virtual stimuli are of increasing interest in cognitive studies. They allow for control of features such as gaze, expression and movement, which may help to overcome limitations of using either static or poorly controlled real stimuli. In using virtual stimuli however, one must be careful to avoid the uncanny valley effect -...

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0cdd0932-fc99-57bf-99e2-6090217ebca9
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10.1101/758458
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