Figure 10.

A, Simulated eye position signals in case of a saccadic motor error. We here assume that the CD encodes the initially planned saccade target, whereas the proprioceptive signal encodes the actual landing point of the eye. If there is saccadic undershoot, the postsaccadic eye position signal and the CD will deviate. B, The influence of saccadic undershoot on peak mislocalizations as predicted by our model. For large saccade amplitudes, the localization error increases with larger motor errors.