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Total latency of system, including input from an optical USB mouse and display on 140 Hz CRT display, can be reduced to about 15 ms, as described in Section The main panel shows representative data gathered from a high speed camera of an LED fixed to a mouse (green line) and a bright spot on the screen controlled by the mouse (blue dots). Display positions could reasonably be interpolated using a sample-and-hold function (blue solid line) or linear interpolation (blue dashed line). Inset panel shows cross correlation of 2 s of such data when interpolated. These data were gathered with vsync off and a Logitech <t>MX-300</t> USB mouse.
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Total latency of system, including input from an optical USB mouse and display on 140 Hz CRT display, can be reduced to about 15 ms, as described in Section The main panel shows representative data gathered from a high speed camera of an LED fixed to a mouse (green line) and a bright spot on the screen controlled by the mouse (blue dots). Display positions could reasonably be interpolated using a sample-and-hold function (blue solid line) or linear interpolation (blue dashed line). Inset panel shows cross correlation of 2 s of such data when interpolated. These data were gathered with vsync off and a Logitech MX-300 USB mouse.

Journal: Frontiers in Neuroinformatics

Article Title: Vision Egg: an Open-Source Library for Realtime Visual Stimulus Generation

doi: 10.3389/neuro.11.004.2008

Figure Lengend Snippet: Total latency of system, including input from an optical USB mouse and display on 140 Hz CRT display, can be reduced to about 15 ms, as described in Section The main panel shows representative data gathered from a high speed camera of an LED fixed to a mouse (green line) and a bright spot on the screen controlled by the mouse (blue dots). Display positions could reasonably be interpolated using a sample-and-hold function (blue solid line) or linear interpolation (blue dashed line). Inset panel shows cross correlation of 2 s of such data when interpolated. These data were gathered with vsync off and a Logitech MX-300 USB mouse.

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Journal: Frontiers in Neuroinformatics

Article Title: Vision Egg: an Open-Source Library for Realtime Visual Stimulus Generation

doi: 10.3389/neuro.11.004.2008

Figure Lengend Snippet: Latency as estimated by the peak of the cross correlation between mouse location and displayed point location . Optimistic latencies were estimated using the cross correlation with the linearly interpolated display positions as plotted in Figure 5 and described in Section “Timing of Visual Stimuli: Measurements of Latency.” Pessimistic latencies were also estimated with a cross correlation, but used a sample-and-hold function rather than linear interpolation to estimate display position.

Article Snippet: On , Logitech MX-300 Optical USB , 35.0 , 38.5.

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