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The results here are, however, more difficult to reconcile with those of [37] where subjects adapting to curl fields recovered rectilinearity without VFB.

Two examples of subjects adapting to objective hazard rate across an entire experimental session.

In addition to the time-varying adaptation rate, it appeared as if subjects adapted asymmetrically to increases and decreases in a prior's variance, ostensibly reacting more quickly when the variance abruptly increased (Fig. 5E).

With practice, subjects adapt to such perturbations, forming motor memories that are expressed as adaptive changes in the motor commands to the arm.

However, although the subjects adapted their decision-making behavior appropriately for different values of H, their subjective estimates of H tended towards H ∼ 0.5, for which the history of evidence is irrelevant.

Somewhat to their surprise, they found that the bodies of the test subjects adapted in a way that hides microdosing from the passport program.

Second, just what happens when subjects adapt to perceptual rearrangement?

Many of the subjects adapted this strategy more or less successfully for the NF, WEAK, and even MED models.

We present three experiments that show how subjects adapt to the cost and information structures of environments in a map-navigation task.

Held's answer to the second question is couched in terms of the reafference theory: subjects adapt to ORDs only when they have relearned the sensory consequences of their bodily movements.

The second is a long line of experiments, first performed by Stratton and Helmholtz in the 19th century, on how subjects adapt to lens-, mirror-, and prism-induced modifications of visual experience.