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. 2010 Feb 23;11(3):383–393. doi: 10.1007/s10162-010-0210-y

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FIG. 6 — Results of horizontal axis whole body impulse stimulation for all tested horizontal stimulus axes. Top panel Mean gain of the horizontal, vertical, and torsion eye velocity components. Middle panel Mean gain of 3D eye velocity for each tested stimulus orientation. The dashed line represents the expected vector eye velocity gain predicted from the vertical and torsion components. The lower panel shows the misalignment of the response axis with respect to the stimulus axis. The dashed line in the lower panel represents the predicted misalignment calculated from the vector sum of vertical and torsion eye velocity components. Error bars in all panels indicate one standard deviation. Cartoons underneath the top panel give a top view of the orientation of the stimulus axis with respect to the head.