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Decision landscapes: visualizing mouse-tracking data

2017-05-10

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<p>Computerized paradigms have enabled gathering rich data on human behaviour, including information on motor execution of a decision, e.g. by tracking mouse cursor trajectories. These trajectories can reveal novel information about ongoing decision processes. As the number and complexity of mouse-tracking studies increase, more sophisticated methods are needed to analyse the decision trajectories. Here, we presen...

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Literature Corpus work: 968f3ae1-6ea6-516f-87c9-8adcb59c32e1
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/g64d9

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