Data for article Ineffective cues for contextual saccade adaptation Martel Madelain JoN 2025

This table presents data from the article Ineffective Cues for Contextual Saccade Adaptation by M. Martel L. Madelain. https://doi.org/10.1152/jn.00148.2025 Contextual saccadic adaptation was investigated using a variant of the double-step paradigm, in which two directions of intra-saccadic steps were associated with two different contextual cues—allowing the simultaneous induction of two distinct saccadic adaptations. We tested eleven different contextual cues to signal intra-saccadic steps in this paradigm: • target color and shape, • target color and shape and perceptual report, • visual stimulus duration, • amplitude of the first step, • starting location of the target, • symbolic cues, • symbolic cues and perceptual report, • lateralization of a sound, • statistical regularities across trials (Block 1, Block 4, Block10). The dataset includes saccade angle measurements from the adaptation and late-learning phases, along with their variability and the statistical results presented in Figures 3, 4, and 5. It also contains the group-level statistics corresponding to Figure 6.