A toolkit for wide-screen dynamic area of interest measurements using the Pupil Labs Core Eye Tracker.

ABSTRACT: Eye tracking measurements taken while watching a wide field screen are challenging to perform. Commercially available remote eye trackers typically do not measure more than 35 degrees in eccentricity. Analysis software was developed using the Pupil Core Eye Tracking data to analyze viewing behavior under circumstances as natural as possible, on a 1.55-m-wide screen allowing free head movements. Additionally, dynamic area of interest (AOI) analyses were performed on data of participants viewing traffic scenes. A toolkit was created including software for simple allocation of dynamic AOIs (semi-automatically and manually), measurement of parameters such as dwell times and time to first entry, and overlaying gaze and AOIs on video. Participants (n =11) were asked to look at 13 dynamic AOIs in

SUBMITTER: Faraji Y 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC10616213 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Oct

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature