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The difference in each of the six eye movement parameters, for each film and for each subject was calculated then used as the response variable in a GLM ANOVA.
Moreover, the longer planning times evidence that motor parameters were not pre-computed at the time of stimulus presentation; rather, the reaction times shown here indicate that selection of the limb performing the response in combination with specifying the movement parameters for that limb occurred in time – and not before - response cuing [32].
There was no difference between sexes in terms of movement parameters, for both move length (Table 4) and turning angle (Table 5).
A file containing the movement parameters for each individual (3 translation and 3 rotation axes) was obtained from the realignment step and saved for inclusion in the model.
Movement parameters for each participant were inspected using an exclusion criterion of more than 3 mm or 3-degree rotation in any direction.
The six movement parameters for each of the two sessions of the experiment were also modeled as regressors to capture residual movement-specific variance in the time series.
If the average value for an eye movement parameter for the patients was identical to the controls' then the point would fall exactly on the line of unity.
The fluctuations across trials from the movement parameters of interest for each individual have distinct stochastic signatures.
This is very important – Figure 2 and its supplements show the derivation of equations that predict movement parameters of individual limbs for a mouse of a given size walking at a given speed – and the littermate data in Figure 3 validates these predictions for a new cohort of animals.
Movement parameters from realignment corrections were entered as additional covariates of no interest to account for residual movement artifacts after realignment.
Movement parameters from the realignment stage were entered as covariates of no interest to control for subject movement.
