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Crowe, Emily M., Bossard, Martin, Karimpur, Harun, Rushton, Simon K.  ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8161-4095, Fiehler, Katja and Brenner, Eli
2021.
Further evidence that people rely on egocentric information to guide a cursor to a visible target.
Perception
50
(10)
, pp. 904-907.
10.1177/03010066211048758
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Crowe, Emily M., Bossard, Martin and Brenner, Eli
2021.
Can ongoing movements be guided by allocentric visual information when the target is visible?
Journal of Vision
21
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, 6.
10.1167/jov.21.1.6
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Bossard, Martin, Goulon, Cédric and Mestre, Daniel
2020.
Viewpoint oscillation improves the perception of distance travelled in static observers but not during treadmill walking.
Experimental Brain Research
238
(4)
, pp. 1073-1083.
10.1007/s00221-020-05786-y
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| Bossard, Martin and Mestre, Daniel 2018. The contribution of viewpoint oscillations to the perception of distance travelled from optic flow [Meeting Abstract]. Journal of Vision 18 (10) , p. 48. 10.1167/18.10.48 |
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| Bossard, Martin and Mestre, Daniel R. 2018. The relative contributions of various viewpoint oscillation frequencies to the perception of distance traveled [Meeting Abstract]. Journal of Vision 18 (2) , 3. 10.1167/18.2.3 |
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| Bossard, Martin, Goulon, Cédric and Mestre, Daniel 2017. Viewpoint oscillation frequency influences the perception of distance travelled from optic flow. Journal of Vision 17 (10) , 210. 10.1167/17.10.210 |
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Bossard, Martin, Goulon, Cédric and Mestre, Daniel R.
2016.
Viewpoint oscillation improves the perception of distance travelled based on optic flow.
Journal of Vision
16
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, pp. 1-14.
10.1167/16.15.4
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| Bossard, Martin, Lepecq, Jean-Claude and Mestre, Daniel 2016. Oscillatory optical flows improve the perception of travelled distance in static observers. Journal of Vision 16 (12) , 768. 10.1167/16.12.768 |
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