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English: Scrambled version of the point light display showed in Video S1. It consists of the same individual dots, undergoing the same local trajectories as in the normal point light display, however with the position permutated between the 12 individual trajectories. |
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Source | Video S2 from Nackaerts E, Wagemans J, Helsen W, Swinnen S, Wenderoth N, Alaerts K (2012). "Recognizing Biological Motion and Emotions from Point-Light Displays in Autism Spectrum Disorders". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0044473. PMID 22970227. PMC: 3435310. | ||
Author | Nackaerts E, Wagemans J, Helsen W, Swinnen S, Wenderoth N, Alaerts K | ||
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Author | Nackaerts E, Wagemans J, Helsen W, Swinnen S, Wenderoth N, Alaerts K |
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Image title | Scrambled version of the point light display showed in Video S1. It consists of the same individual dots, undergoing the same local trajectories as in the normal point light display, however with the position permutated between the 12 individual trajectories. |
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Date and time of digitizing | 2012 |
Language | English |