Figure 5.

Bilateral cFN activities simulated for different saccade amplitudes in the range of 2–20°, post-adaptation. (A) Contralateral cFN activity is comprised of early burst in the activity above the baseline, whose intensity increases with the increase in desired target displacement, followed by pause in the activity. (B) Ipsilateral cFN activity is comprised of early pause, whose intensity can be observed to increase with increasing target displacement, followed by burst in the activity above the baseline.