Correction: Saccadic Eye Movements Minimize the Consequences of Motor Noise

by Robert J. van Beers
Published 2010-01-01

How does our motor system determine its learning rate?

by Robert J van Beers
Published 2012-01-01

Saccadic eye movements minimize the consequences of motor noise.

by Robert J van Beers
Published 2008-01-01

Correction: Saccadic Eye Movements Minimize the Consequences of Motor Noise.

by Robert J. van Beers
Published 2010-01-01

Flexible Visuomotor Associations in Touchscreen Control

by Sara Fabbri, Luc P. J. Selen, Robert J. van Beers, Robert J. van Beers, W. P. Medendorp
Published 2017-11-01

What autocorrelation tells us about motor variability: insights from dart throwing.

by Robert J van Beers, Yor van der Meer, Richard M Veerman
Published 2013-01-01

Visuomotor adaptation: how forgetting keeps us conservative.

by Katinka van der Kooij, Eli Brenner, Robert J van Beers, Jeroen B J Smeets
Published 2015-01-01

How the statistics of sequential presentation influence the learning of structure.

by Devika Narain, Pascal Mamassian, Robert J van Beers, Jeroen B J Smeets, Eli Brenner
Published 2013-01-01

Effect of depth information on multiple-object tracking in three dimensions: A probabilistic perspective.

by James R H Cooke, Arjan C Ter Horst, Robert J van Beers, W Pieter Medendorp
Published 2017-07-01

Structure learning and the Occam's razor principle: A new view of human function acquisition

by Devika eNarain, Devika eNarain, Devika eNarain, Jeroen B. J. Smeets, Pascal eMamassian, Eli eBrenner, Robert J van Beers
Published 2014-09-01