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[Preprint]. 2024 Oct 28:2024.10.27.620527. [Version 1] doi: 10.1101/2024.10.27.620527

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Fig. 4. — Post-saccadic cumulative updating and mislocalization for stimuli flashed at different times relative to the saccade onset. The three columns show results obtained with (a) the same parameters as in Fig. 3, (b) the delay from the retinal flash to the peak of LIP/FEF input increased by 20 ms (to 60 ms), and (c) the CD profile delayed by 20 ms. The top row shows the actual (green) and ideal (purple) cumulative updating of the flash’s retinotopic position after the saccade, and the bottom row shows their difference, the post-saccadic memory mislocalization. The ideal cumulative updating is the negative of the eye-position change from the time of the flash to the end of the saccade.