(constant velocity, acceleration or deceleration) and tested TTC
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Time-to-contact estimation during visual self-motion: Is second order information used for motion extrapolation? Aurore
Capelli ,
Manuel Vidal & Alain Berthoz
LPPA, CNRS / Collège de France, Paris, France, Introduction Time To Contact (TTC) is the time remaining before a moving object reaches an observer or a position in space.
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Errors as a function of velocity profile, scene viewing times and tested TTC ?
Different strategies seemed to be used for TTC estimations as a function of the self-motion’ velocity profile.
VR application displayed on a 185°curved screen Figure 2 – A schematic model of the experimental setup: the participant seated in front of a 185° curve screen and hold a joystick in his hand.
Question & hypotheses
A 2 (velocity profile) x 3 (scene viewing time) x 3 (tested TTC) ANOVA was applied on the corrected gain (gain / corresponding gain obtained for constant velocity). The errors in self-motion extrapolation slightly increased for accelerations (overestimations) and decreased for decelerations (underestimations), as a function of both scene viewing time and tested TTC (F(2,26)=63.5, p
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