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Distinct eye movement patterns enhance dynamic visual acuity

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By Dimitrios J. Palidis, Dept. Ophthalmology, Pearson A. Wyder-Hodge, Jolande Fooken
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This study shows that dynamic visual acuity is related to two distinct eye movement metrics: minimum position error and the frequency of reverse saccades. Minimum position error corresponds to how well gaze is aligned with a moving object of interest, such as a baseball. The occurrence of reverse saccades likely reflects a failure to produce or learn optimal saccade control.
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