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. 2020 Jan 10;7(1):ENEURO.0196-18.2019. doi: 10.1523/ENEURO.0196-18.2019

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Figure 6. — Double step-ramp task. A, Representation of the double step ramp task on a screen. Each participant completed ten alternating sessions of clear and blurred target conditions. Each session consisted of 10 blocks of 50 trials each. C, Parameter range for PSs and VSs used to induce catch-up saccade triggering. Large steps were omitted as they resulted in off-screen targets. B, D, Position, velocity-time graphs of the tracking dot for a typical trial. Shown are a positive PS (to the right) and a positive VS (rightward acceleration).