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Navigation based on a sensorimotor representation: a virtual reality study.

C. Zetzsche, C. Galbraith, J. Wolter, and K. Schill. Human Vision and Electronic Imaging, volume 6492 of SPIE Proceedings, page 64921G. SPIE, (2007)

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