Sentence examples for motion discrimination task from inspiring English sources
We have used this model to simulate a standard two-alternative forced-choice motion discrimination task.
A motion discrimination task with an embedded stop signal task was performed eight times across different sessions.
Hussar, C. & Pasternak, T. Trial-to-trial variability of the prefrontal neurons reveals the nature of their engagement in a motion discrimination task.
Three monkeys with unilateral striate cortex lesions sustained in infancy were tested 2-5 years postlesion on a direction of motion discrimination task.
May's brain activity paralleled his performance on the tests: Brain regions that process visual motion lit up in the imager when May was faced with a motion discrimination task, but object recognition areas were conspicuously quiet when he had to identify objects.
Figure 1 illustrates the sequence of events comprising a typical trial of the motion discrimination task.
These inputs can be inferred from the LFP and shown to be correlated with behavior in motion discrimination tasks.
Electrophysiological recordings in the lateral intraparietal (LIP) area of macaque monkeys during random dot motion discrimination tasks have revealed that the activity of LIP neurons is correlated to the subject's choice and reaction time [1], [2] and is causally related to the decision formation [3].
The brain regions probed in the SAT experiment were first identified using a localizer task designed to isolate areas involved in all major stages of information processing of the motion direction discrimination task, from motion perception to decision-making and motor response.
Using the same experimental parameters as for electrical microstimulation sessions, we inserted an additional binocular disparity signal, '∆dx', to the cylinder stimulus pseudo-randomly on 50% of trials (see Salzman et al. 1992; Fetsch et al. 2014 for a similar manipulation of visual motion signals in a motion direction discrimination task).
However, the study authors noted that the improvements in the task being learned did not result in the same amount of improvement in performance on new motion direction discrimination tasks.
