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. 2020 Apr 9;20(4):2. doi: 10.1167/jov.20.4.2

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Figure 4. — Left and center panels: examples of fitting procedure for individual observers (#10 and #11). The blue and red lines indicate the time course of the trans-saccadic change (blue and red for increase-first and decrease-first, respectively). Each dot indicates the adjustment in a single trial, the black line represents the smoothed (Gaussian kernel with SD = 4 trials) time course of size adjustments. The green line is the model fit. Right panel: amplitude and lag parameters for each observer in the decrease-first and increase-first groups (right). The thicker markers are for observers (#10 and #11). Note that in every case the sign of the amplitude corresponds to the one expected based on the time course of the physical manipulation in the respective group.