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Coordination of gaze and action during high-speed steering and obstacle avoidance

2023-07-31

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> When humans navigate through complex environments, they coordinate gaze and steering to efficiently sample the visual information needed to guide movement. Gaze and steering behavior during high-speed self-motion has been extensively studied in the context of automobile driving along a winding road. Theoretical accounts that have emerged from this work capture behavior during movement along expl...

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Literature Corpus work: 74176cd3-9e5a-526d-93ae-a62cff22b83d
DOI: 10.1101/2023.07.28.550959

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