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New Methods for Removing Saccades in Analysis of Smooth Pursuit Eye Movement

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Journal Biol Cybern
Specialties Neurology
Physiology
Date 1988 Jan 1
PMID 3228554
Citations 7
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Abstract

New computation methods for removing saccades in analysis of smooth pursuit eye movement characteristics were developed. They have removed saccades more completely than previous methods, and were very effective especially for noisy data recorded by the EOG method. The fully developed method was applicable to eye movement data in tracking of pseudo-random target movement as well as deterministic target movement. Furthermore, the methods were also useful for extracting the number and magnitudes of saccades more precisely.

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