A temporal-difference model of perceptual stability in color vision

The authors consider the problem of how humans can maintain a stable perception of object color across saccades in spite of the changes in sensory input caused by the spatially nonhomogeneous receptor spectral sensitivities. The authors propose a method, based on a temporal-difference reinforcement learning scheme, for constructing associations between pre- and post-motor stimuli and which yields a constant color perception across saccades