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Krügel Rothkegel Engbert_The presence and absence of the saccadic range effect explained

2020-04-18

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<p>In an influential theoretical model, human sensorimotor control is achieved by a Bayesian decision process, which combines noisy sensory information and learned prior knowledge (Wolpert &amp; Landy, 2012). A ubiquitous signature of prior knowledge and Bayesian integration in human perception and motor behavior is the frequently observed bias towards an average stimulus magnitude (i.e., a central-tendency bias,...

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10.31234/osf.io/qh489
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