第22回 ロボット聴覚特集 - 奥乃研究室 - 京都大学

4.1. Fig. 5. The time course of the stimulus sequence used to test the effects ofaudiovisual lag adaptation on simultaneity judgments 13) . The left-hand boxshows the configuration of the visual stimulus, and the right-hand boxshows the waveform of the auditory stimulus.Fig. 6. The effects of audiovisual (AV) lag adaptation on simultaneity judgments13) . The probability of ‘simultaneous’ response is shown as a functionof the test audiovisual lag. The response probability for each lag wascomputed for each participant, and then averaged across participants. Themain effect of adaptation is an increase in the probability of simultaneity onthe side of adapted lag (shaded areas).4.2. 69