This cue may be important near the end of the flight as the fielder prepares to make the catch. We thank R. Oudejans for helpful comments on a 0 1 2 3 4 draft of this commentary. Time s Fig. Separated vertical and lateral optical pro- o. Separated vertical and lateral optical pro- strategy for judging a fly ball, which, if marked by dotted vertical line on the left at 3 s.
Vertical projection is linear opticaldeceler- the correct location so that the ball could at which the ball strikes the ground. The ratio of ation has been nulled as required by the OAC be caught. In practice, however, outfielders these two projections is constant as required by models. Vertical line indicates when the ball do not appear to follow this strategy.
This the LOT model. Fielders a and p defined in Fig. Previous ours. One must ask how the fielder Fig. An later in the flight if he simply monitors the McBeath et al. In appear to move in a straight line from the monotonically increasing through most of contrast, the OAC models directly predict perspective of the outfielder. That is, the the flight, but decelerating through the such behavior because only by nulling this ball will appear to move along the ray ball's flight.
The fielder is doomed to be far component can such errors be avoided. DannemiUer horizontal Fig. If such an appearance on the linearity of the optical trajectory Department of Psychology, is maintained, the fielder will always be without also sensing this vertical decelera- University of Wisconsin, "below" the ball, and thus in position to tion and nulling it. Also, running in depth West Johnson Street, make the catch when it lands.
This strategy too fast and too far toward the ball will Madison, Wl, USA of maintaining a linear optical trajectory produce a vertical component that is mono- Timothy Cj. Babler has been termed the LOT model. Madison, Wl Monotonicity is no substitute for the invari- Brian L. Babler ant provided by nulling the vertical optical Space Astronomy Laboratory, acceleration.
University of Wisconsin, There are many paths that produce Madison. Shaffer, M. Kaiser, Science optical speed. This path ends at the landing , Consider this suc- 2. Chapman, Am. The vertical 3. Schmerler, Perception 5, ; J. Cal- derone and M. Kaiser, Percept. A Definition of the angles a and p for a fly component of the projection is linear Fig. The difference between the OAC and 4. Babler and J. Dannemiller, J. If Hum. Werkhoven, H. Snippe, A. Toet, Wsbn Res.
Riggs, Science , ; R. Watt line connecting the fielder to home plate HP. B cause the two projections can be held pro- and D. LOT model predictsthat the fielder moves so as to portional to each other, yet the image of the 7. Kagan, S. Brachfeld, S. Linn, Child Dev. The 8. This is a true parabolic trajectory. It neglects the tive, to move along the ray labeled LOT.
This is also a puting the LOT prediction for the outfield- fielders catch fly balls in practice. Instead, prediction of the proposals made by er's speed. This prediction does not resern- they move so as to make p vanish well McBeath et al. However, such behavior ble our results Fig. However, the in- before the ball arrives.
Jacobs sions of hdw outfielders actually kove. Lawrence From many hours spent observing major for cx and p. Initially, tan cx varied almost K. Hong league u outfielders. Siordano, Jr. The N. Siordano, Sr. This means that the fielder E-mail: n physics. Our measurements for many different fly balls and is in direct 1. McBeath, D. Schaffer, M.
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