 The expectation that stimuli tend to move slowly results in the perceptual conclusion that rapidly successive stimuli are more likely to be closer together on the skin.The Bayesian model was further developed and shown to replicate the perception of humans to both simple (e.g., two-tap) and more complex (multi-tap) stimulus sequences, such as the 3-tap tau effect and the 15-tap rabbit illusion.The Bayesian model replicates the effects of selective spatial attention on the rabbit illusion percept and is compatible with both the out-of-body rabbit illusion and crossmodal influences on the rabbit illusion.