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English: Supporting Movie S2–Pursuit stabilising the direction of a

trajectory. Pursuit behaviour results from the movement of an attractor. In this case, both attractor and trajectory progress in the same direction, which is therefore stabilised even before the system enters any asymptotic regime. This movie shows the simulation that Figure 5 is based on. It displays the changing potential landscape as activation strength is increased. The corresponding phase portrait is shown in the inset on the upper right. Parameter values are displayed in the panel on the lower right. The current state of the system is shown as a black ball. Attractors are marked by blue dots, the saddle node by a red dot with its associated separatrix shown as a black line. The history of the trajectory is shown on the phase portrait.

See main text and Figure 5 for details.