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Three-dimensional head motion, point-of-regard and encoded gaze fixations in real scenes: Next-Generation portable video-based monocular eye tracking

Munn, 2009

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9489947633658985690
Author
Munn S
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Portable eye trackers allow us to see where a subject is looking when performing a natural task with free head and body movements. These eye trackers include headgear containing a camera directed at one of the subject's eyes (the eye camera) and another camera (the …
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