Aarlenne Zein Khan

The paper studies how catch-up saccades adapt in individuals with simulated central vision loss over five days of visual tracking.

The paper introduces a gated accumulator model to explain how predictions of sensory timing influence choice anticipation and evidence accumulation during free choice saccade tasks.

This study investigates how retinal acceleration error influences catch-up saccade timing and amplitude during tracking of accelerating targets.

This study shows saccadic adaptation occurs with central scotomas, driven by peripheral retinal error, without requiring central vision.