:: wayfinding, perception of heading, retinal & optical flow ::
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Link to book.
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of gaze-eccentricity on steering. Journal of Experimental Psychology:
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one's heading through eye movements. Psychonomic Bulletin & Review,
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probabilistic model for heading judgments from converging elements. Computer
Vision and Image Understanding, 76, 205-212.
- Wang, R.F. & Cutting, J.E. (1999). Where
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- Cutting, J.E., Wang, R.F., Flückiger, M., Baumberger, B. (1999). Human
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