Multisensory Research 26 Supplement (2013) 48 brill.com/msr Talk, “Temporal recalibration to asynchronous multisensory stimuli” Symposium Does causal binding affect temporal recalibration? Marc Ernst ∗ and Marieke Rohde Bielefeld University, Germany Abstract Temporal recalibration has been shown for multisensory stimuli that are passively perceived such as visual–haptic or visual–auditory events. We have recently proposed models based on Bayesian inference showing that these recalibration mechanisms are in line with optimal estimation schemes. Similarly temporal recalibration has been shown for sensorimotor events. Sensorimotor events are unique in the way that when acting on the world we are the cause for the changes that
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Multisensory Research 26 Supplement (2013) 48 brill.com/msr Talk, “Temporal recalibration to asynchronous multisensory stimuli” Symposium Does causal binding affect temporal recalibration? Marc Ernst ∗ and Marieke Rohde Bielefeld University, Germany Abstract Temporal recalibration has been shown for multisensory stimuli that are passively perceived such as visual–haptic or visual–auditory events. We have recently proposed models based on Bayesian inference showing that these recalibration mechanisms are in line with optimal estimation schemes. Similarly temporal recalibration has been shown for sensorimotor events. Sensorimotor events are unique in the way that when acting on the world we are the cause for the changes that
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