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Uncovering persistent biases in human path integration by separating left and right trials

2025-09-25

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Navigation ability strongly varies between humans. Careful analysis of errors occurring in navigation, or indeed any cognitive process, offers insight into the underlying mechanisms at different levels. While analyses at the individual level allow nuanced identification of error persistences across conditions and time, the population level facilitates generalisation but precludes conclusions about lower-level phen...

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Literature Corpus work: c453cffd-b846-5c8e-a235-ff011c7c278b
DOI: 10.1101/2025.09.24.678205

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