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Correlation between subjective depth (D) and normalized EVA (degrees).
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The EVA as predicted by eye movement end depth and participant (data from Fig 4b).
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The experiment placed targets at 4 different depths, resulting in 12 different vergence eye movements. Measurements are expressed in meters (m) and diopters (D).
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The EVA as predicted Eq 2, the linear mixed effects model.
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The Eye Vergence Angle (EVA) as predicted by (a) environment and eye movement end depth in meters, and (b) as predicted by eye movement end depth in .
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Predicting the vergence stability hypothesis (H3): reducing the maximal model to the fitted model.
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Analysis of Eq 4: the fitted model testing whether subjective depth judgments would be underestimated, and that EVA would provide a more veridical depth estimate than subjective de...
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(a) The visual stimulus was a Landolt C resolving to a fixation cross, resulting in a four-alternative forced choice visual discrimination task.
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Analysis of Eq 2, the fitted model testing the effect of end depth (Hypothesis H1) and environment (Hypothesis H2) on EVA.
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The geometry of the Eye Vergence Angle (EVA) while fixating on a near and far target.
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Eye Vergence Angle (EVA) calculation and an example of unprocessed eye tracking data.
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A zoomed-in view of participant 11 from Fig 11.
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Predicting the natural log ratio of XR target depth over real target depth (Hypothesis H4): reducing the maximal model to the fitted model.
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Predicting the eye vergence angle by end depth (Hypothesis H1) and environment (Hypothesis H2): reduction of the maximal model to the fitted model.
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A zoomed-in view of participant 11 from Fig 8.
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Analysis of Eq 3: the fitted model testing vergence stability (Hypothesis H3).
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The natural log ratio of Real target depth over XR target depth, plotted as points against the eye movement end depth, environment (AR, VR), and measure (EVA, Subjective Depth).
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The vergence stability hypothesis (H3), tested with Eq 3:
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