A mathematical model of saccadic reaction time as a function of the fixation point brightness gain

The gap effect refers to a reduction in saccadic reaction time ( SRT ) to an eccentric target, when the fixation point is removed before the target onset. Though it is known that the gap effect peaks when the fixation point is offset about 200 ms before the onset of the eccentric target, it is unkno...

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