Biases in hand perception are driven by somatosensory computations, not a distorted hand model

The data in this repository are linked to the publication 'Biases in hand perception are driven by somatosensory computations, not a distorted hand model' by V. Peviani, L.C. Miller and W.P. Medendorp. In this experiment participants had to point to the perceived positions of their unseen finger joints while holding the hand at different postures. Here we provide the raw data (3D motion-tracking data recording the position of finger rigid bodies over time, and perceptual responses about joint estimated positions) as well as the preprocessed data (real and perceived joint positions, normalized, in 2D). This last set of data is ready for model fitting.