Beyond the magic number four: Remapping high-capacity, pre-attentive, fragile working memory.

Visual short term memory allows us to access visual information after termination of its retinal input. Generally, a distinction is made between a robust, capacity-limited form (working memory, WM) and high-capacity, pre-attentive, maskable forms (sensory memory, e.g. fragile memory, FM). Eye movements pose a challenge for spatial memory because retinotopically coded coordinates need to be updated with every saccade (spatial remapping). This...