Thomas R. Reppert

Factorial variation of saccade vigor with dual decision processes

This study shows that saccade velocity in monkeys depends on evidence quality during a visual search task, revealing how decision processes influence movement dynamics.

Neural Mechanisms for Executive Control of Speed-Accuracy Tradeoff

This study investigates neural mechanisms underlying speed-accuracy tradeoff in macaques using invasive recordings in the supplementary eye field, showing how error detection and performance adaptation occur through specific neural modulations.

Selective Influence and Sequential Operations: A Research Strategy for Visual Search

The paper introduces an experimental approach to study visual search tasks in macaques using factorial manipulations and systems factorial technology to distinguish processing architectures.

Neural mechanisms of speed-accuracy tradeoff of visual search: Saccade vigor, targeting errors, superior colliculus and frontal eye field

This paper replicates speed-accuracy tradeoff performance in macaques, examines saccade dynamics, and describes superior colliculus and frontal eye field contributions to decision-making and errors.