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. 2019 Feb 13;13:3. doi: 10.3389/fnsys.2019.00003

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Histograms of Human (A,B) and Model (C,D) SRTs plotted using 6 ms bins. Direction errors are plotted below the zero line for ease of comparison. Gray areas in each pane indicate the express saccade window (90–138 ms). Instantaneous (A) and cumulative (B) histograms showing the percentages of saccades types and their latencies from healthy adults performing the pro- and anti-saccade tasks. Data is pooled from 74 participants between the ages of 18-39 that preformed a total of 14,493 saccades that fell into one of the five saccade types. Instantaneous (C) and cumulative (D) histograms showing percentages of saccades types and their latencies from the model. The model performed 118,098 trials, all of which had saccades that fell into one of the five saccade types.