PubMed · 4468070
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A Levy-Schoen, J Blanc-Garin. 1974-05-17. On oculomotor programming and perception.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0006-8993(74)90987-1
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We investigated the accuracy of sequential saccadic eye movements, executed without visual feed-back. We found evidence that the final error of one saccade is corrected during the next, which supports the existence of extraretinal inputs to the saccadic generator. The corrections, however, were incomplete, which suggests that extraretinal signals are only partially effective.
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The recording of three-dimensional eye position has become the accepted standard in oculomotor research. In this paper we review the mathematics underlying the representation of three-dimensional eye movements. Rotation matrices, rotation vectors and quaternions are presented, and their relations described. The connection between search coils and rotation matrices is explained, as well as the connection between eye position and eye velocity. While examples of applications of the formulas to vestibulo-ocular research are given, the methods and mathematical analyses are also useful for studying other motor systems.