Spatial integration using a 3D virtual environment with humans |
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Authors: | Molet Mikael Bugallo Mehdi Gambet Boris |
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Affiliation: | aUniversité de Lille, Nord de France, Mehdi Bugallo, Université de Rennes 1, Boris Gambet, ENSC, Bordeaux, France;bUniversité de Rennes 1 and ENSC Bordeaux, France |
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Abstract: | Spatial integration refers to the superimposition of two separate spatial relationships between cues (C1–C2 and C2–C3) by a common linking element (C2). This linkage creates a new spatial relationship between cues that were never paired together (C1–C3). Several authors obtained conflicting results on spatial integration in both humans and animals. Using a dynamic 3D virtual environment, we provide the first clear evidence that humans can integrate two spatial relationships into a new spatial relationship that guides spatial navigation. This research is discussed in light of a spatial version of the temporal coding hypothesis (Savastano and Miller, 1998). |
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Keywords: | Humans 3D virtual environment Spatial integration Spatial coding hypothesis |
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