Eye Tracking Guest Lecture Flashcards

1
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callibration

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move cross hairs according to the eye, relative to pupil

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2
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saccade

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rapid eye movement

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3
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fixation

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eyes are still

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4
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regression

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backward saccades

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5
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foveal

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centre of visual field

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6
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preipheral

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surrounding of centre of visual field

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7
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what kind of subfields are in eye tracking

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  • visual attention
  • social interaction
  • decision making
  • marketing
  • language and reading
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8
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how do we interpret saccades

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no information uptake is occurring

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9
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how do we interpret regressions

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shows complex test or previously skipped words deemed important

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10
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how do we interpret fixations

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this is when information uptake is occurring

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11
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why do we measure fixations

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to focus on what the participants are “up-taking and for how long” and to know how much cognitive effort is required

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