What does high mean velocity indicate about eye-position trajectories?

<p>The top panels [(A) and (B)] present data from a fixation with a horizontal mean velocity of 2.11 (90.1 percentile). The bottom two panels [(C) and (D)] present a fixation with a horizontal mean velocity that was very similar to the upper panels (mean = 2.06, 88.9 percentile). It is importa...

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Main Author:	Lee Friedman (4062949) (author)
Other Authors:	Oleg V. Komogortsev (4062946) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Cell Biology Neuroscience Physiology Science Policy Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified 500 ms ). random saccade task also measured drift div >< p regressed eye position fixation drift increases linear fixation drift 100 sec task linear drift tot ). position signal fixation drift two sessions single value segment length second session possible based pass filtered partially replicate mean velocity large dataset irregular oscillation higher rate higher level first sample findings extend earlier study data analysis absolute value 30 hz 100 sec
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What does high mean velocity indicate about eye-position trajectories?

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