Figure 6
From: Humans use Optokinetic Eye Movements to Track Waypoints for Steering
Fixation-level horizontal gaze velocity (i.e. NSLR identified pursuits) plotted against \(1/2\) yaw rate. All participants’ data. Left. Test track experiment (n = 4) Right. Simulator experiment (n = 15). Orthogonal regression line (red) is close to the \(-1\):1 prediction (black diagonal). This is especially true for the simulator data; the test track data has less data points in the lower speeds region and overall shows more variance than simulator data.
