Visually Guided Behavior

Zeil, Jochen; Boeddeker, Norbert; Hemmi, Jan

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Visually Guided Behavior

Date

2009

Authors

Zeil, Jochen

Boeddeker, Norbert

Hemmi, Jan

Publisher

Elsevier

Abstract

Because vision operates in closed loop, the organization of behavior plays an important role in visual information processing by facilitating image processing through the separation of rotational and translational optic flow (the pattern of image motion o