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1 Ego] cue), always in a given maze arm (added allocentric [Allo] cue), both, or neither.
2                                              Allocentric and egocentric neglect symptoms at the sub-a
3                      These results show that allocentric and egocentric reach mechanisms use partiall
4 dHip) and parietal cortex (PC) in processing allocentric and egocentric space during acquisition and
5 utable to the failure to distinguish between allocentric and egocentric spatial representations in ex
6 formation of a memory representation that is allocentric and thus independent of our starting point w
7  signal of egocentric boundary distance into allocentric boundary vector cell firing, suggesting that
8                                 However, the allocentric code of boundary vector cells and place cell
9 ore complex interplay between egocentric and allocentric coding than they acknowledge.
10 gation in situations that require a flexible allocentric cognitive mapping strategy, but not for situ
11                                        In an allocentric condition, subjects navigate around a circul
12 lls that exhibit the predicted egocentric-by-allocentric conjunctive characteristics and anticipate o
13 at parietal cortex helps translating between allocentric coordinates and egocentric directions.
14 f CGp neurons encodes visuospatial events in allocentric coordinates.
15 a potentially important role for slope as an allocentric cue for goal location.
16 ormance, suggesting a failure to use distal (allocentric) cues.
17 mpus in processing egocentric-procedural and allocentric-declarative sequential information, respecti
18 resent an ideal candidate to investigate the allocentric determinants of the brain's cognitive map.
19 to estimate self-motion and the distance and allocentric direction of walls, and to detect drop-offs.
20 m to maintain a consistent representation of allocentric direction.
21 us and the inferior occipital gyrus, whereas allocentric directional selectivity (target relative to
22 ocampal nor parietal cortex lesions impaired allocentric distance discrimination.
23 st be destroyed to impair working memory for allocentric distance information.
24  and parietal cortex in mediating memory for allocentric distance information.
25 s impaired working-memory representation for allocentric distance, whereas parietal cortex lesions re
26   Jeffery et al. characterize the egocentric/allocentric distinction as discrete.
27  head (egocentric) or relative to the world (allocentric encoding).
28 elative position of these segments within an allocentric framework.
29 t the brain transforms these signals into an allocentric, gravity-centered representation of the worl
30 unction of egocentric cue light location and allocentric head direction in rats running a random sequ
31 unction of egocentric landmark bearings with allocentric head direction.
32 on to show a very similar pattern of chronic allocentric learning and accelerated forgetting in a sta
33 xes an array of spatial strategies including allocentric learning.
34 ce learning and suggest that deficiencies in allocentric mapping may contribute to these deficits.
35 lts indicate that lesions of the dHip impair allocentric maze acquisition, whereas lesions of the PC
36 m that geometry controls behavior through an allocentric mechanism potentially tied to the hippocampu
37  Rats that had been pretrained on 2 tests of allocentric memory (water maze and T maze) received bila
38 rmore, hippocampal volume reduction impaired allocentric navigation beyond what can be predicted by m
39 TTX groups showed significant impairments in allocentric navigation, but not visually cued navigation
40 on, manifested by poor hippocampus-dependent allocentric navigation, may occur well before the clinic
41 e right hippocampus plays a critical role in allocentric navigation, particularly when cognitive impa
42 n falling on the individual's left side) and allocentric neglect (neglect of the left side of each ob
43 gocentric neglect in one task (tracing), and allocentric neglect in another task (copying), suggestin
44 ngular gyrus were associated with persistent allocentric neglect.
45                                        Left "allocentric" neglect (errors on the left sides of indivi
46 other individual, either in egocentric or in allocentric perspective.
47        Rats with HPC lesions can learn about allocentric place cues when navigation and idiothetic cu
48 to study encoding and retrieval of one-trial allocentric place memory in rats; memory relied on visuo
49 ocampal NMDA and AMPA receptors to one-trial allocentric place memory may be central to episodic memo
50                                              Allocentric place memory may serve to specify the contex
51 at encoding, but not retrieval, of one-trial allocentric place memory requires the NMDA receptor-depe
52 uccessful performance required the use of an allocentric place strategy, which was increasingly obser
53 a firmly established response strategy to an allocentric place strategy.
54 h previous research, age-related deficits in allocentric processing result in shifts in preferred nav
55 c reach (remember absolute target location), allocentric reach (remember target location relative to
56 d reference frame proclivity (egocentric vs. allocentric reference frame) of 1823 participants.
57 oal location anchored the map of space to an allocentric reference frame.
58 essary transformation between egocentric and allocentric reference frames by placing visual cues at i
59 h target can be encoded in egocentric and/or allocentric reference frames.
60             Gravity may provide a ubiquitous allocentric reference to the brain's spatial orientation
61 IP may play a key role in creating a stable, allocentric representation of the environment defined re
62 tively well described, but the corresponding allocentric representations are essentially unknown.
63 d cells in the hippocampal formation provide allocentric representations of space.
64 l evidence that the MTL computes location in allocentric space and more recent evidence that the MTL
65 ed also relative to the body, or in absolute allocentric space, to allow orientation toward the sound
66 hly specialized neural circuits that process allocentric space.
67 s task were based on somatotopic rather than allocentric spatial coordinates.
68 entric cues to solve the procedural task and allocentric spatial cues to solve the declarative task.
69 arietal cortex and hippocampus to memory for allocentric spatial cues, the authors trained rats on a
70 or the acquisition and on-line processing of allocentric spatial information but not for the maintena
71 amage are impaired in learning and recalling allocentric spatial information.
72 rtant role in processing both egocentric and allocentric spatial information.
73 component of a neural network that processes allocentric spatial information.
74 of this task while sparing performance of an allocentric spatial memory task performed in a radial ar
75 he hippocampus is specifically important for allocentric spatial memory, e.g., the hippocampus is esp
76 y is not to episodic memory generally but to allocentric spatial memory.
77 amus (AT) and parahippocampal (PH) cortex on allocentric spatial memory.
78             Our aim was to determine whether allocentric spatial navigation impairment would be propo
79 fluence of intrahippocampal ANI infusions on allocentric spatial navigation using the Morris water ma
80                                              Allocentric spatial navigation was tested in the real-sp
81  show that boundary-based and landmark-based allocentric spatial recall are similarly impaired in pat
82                              We investigated allocentric spatial recall using a virtual environment i
83 tion requires coordination of egocentric and allocentric spatial reference frames and may involve vec
84 coordinates anchored to the head or body and allocentric spatial referencing.
85 es not rely exclusively on the processing of allocentric spatial relationships in the maze environmen
86  is critical for the establishment or use of allocentric spatial representations and that selective d
87    Here we review the emerging literature on allocentric spatial representations in 3-D and discuss t
88 strated impairments in the acquisition of an allocentric spatial task, in patients with unilateral hi
89 textual retrieval task was not influenced by allocentric spatial trajectory, but rather by the animal
90 locations, so that monkeys had to rely on an allocentric (spatial relational) representation of the e
91 bian association of sensory information with allocentric state representations in the hippocampus, an
92 the majority of North-Americans preferred an allocentric strategy, while Latin-Americans preferred an
93    There was also greater activation for the allocentric task in right posterior hippocampus and left
94  location was specified), the egocentric and allocentric tasks elicited widely overlapping regions of
95 higher activation in early visual cortex for allocentric tasks.
96 ntation could be modified from egocentric to allocentric through manipulating the task demands whilst
97 creased with distance for egocentric but not allocentric units, whereas, for both populations, modula
98 ulating the transform with information about allocentric velocity, the equations code for position of
99                                              Allocentric (world-centered) spatial codes driven by pat

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