HH Bülthoff

This study compares how humans represent navigable space using a global Euclidean map versus a local graph, finding that humans use local place-to-place information rather than a consistent global map.

The paper assesses causal inference in estimating traveled distance using visual and inertial cues, finding model comparisons favor the CI model but individual analysis shows cue capture is preferred.

This study assesses causal inference in verticality perception using an Alternative-Reality system, finding mixed support for Bayesian fusion and other models.