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Tracking the Mind's Eye: Primate Gaze Behavior during Virtual Visuomotor Navigation Reflects Belief Dynamics

机译:跟踪心灵的眼睛:虚拟Visuomotor导航期间的灵长类动物凝视行为反映了信仰动态

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To take the best actions, we often need to maintain and update beliefs about variables that cannot be directly observed. To understand the principles underlying such belief updates, we need tools to uncover subjects' belief dynamics from natural behavior. We tested whether eye movements could be used to infer subjects' beliefs about latent variables using a naturalistic navigation task. Humans and monkeys navigated to a remembered goal location in a virtual environment that provided optic flow but lacked explicit position cues. We observed eye movements that appeared to continuously track the goal location even when no visible target was present there. Accurate goal tracking was associated with improved task performance, and inhibiting eye movements in humans impaired navigation precision, These results suggest that gaze dynamics play a key role in action selection during challenging visuomotor behaviors and may possibly serve as a window into the subject's dynamically evolving internal beliefs.
机译:要采取最佳行动,我们经常需要维护和更新关于无法直接观察到的变量的信念。要了解此类信仰更新的原则,我们需要从自然行为中揭开受试者的信仰动态的工具。我们测试了是否可以使用眼部运动来使用自然主义导航任务来推断对象对潜在变量的主观性。人和猴子在提供视镜流量但缺乏明确的位置提示的虚拟环境中导航到记住的目标位置。我们观察到眼球运动,即使在那里没有可见的目标,也似乎连续跟踪目标位置。准确的目标跟踪与改进的任务性能相关,并抑制人类导航精度受损的眼球运动,这些结果表明,凝视动态在挑战的探索行为期间在动作选择中发挥着关键作用,并且可能作为窗口进入受试者的动态发展窗口信仰。

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