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. 2018 Jun 5;16(6):e2005339. doi: 10.1371/journal.pbio.2005339

Fig 2. SacRTs in safe and dangerous contexts.

Fig 2

(A) Safe scene (top, #121 in Fig 1C) and dangerous scene (bottom, #172 in Fig 1C), which appeared occasionally and randomly among many others (Fig 1C). The first object can be a good or bad object, or a robber object (in the dangerous scene). (B) Distribution of the SacRT in monkey PA to the first object (good or bad) in the dangerous (D/R) scenes (black) and the safe (S/R) scenes (red). The data are based on all scenes in each group (n = 24 for D/R, n = 20 for S/R, Fig 1C). SacRT distribution is shown using reciprobit plot, in which a straight line indicates a normal (Gaussian) distribution of the speed of the saccade preparation process [16]. (C) SacRT distribution in the dangerous scenes, shown separately for good objects and bad objects. Example scene images were derived from OpenAerialMap (https://openaerialmap.org). D/R, dangerous and rich; S/R, safe and rich; SacRT, saccade reaction time.