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Pupil detection and tracking using multiple light sources

Morimoto et al., 2000

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10551719223859550122
Author
Morimoto C
Koons D
Amir A
Flickner M
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Image and vision computing

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We present a fast, robust, and low cost pupil detection technique that uses two near-infrared time multiplexed light sources synchronized with the camera frame rate. The two light sources generate bright and dark pupil images, which are used for pupil segmentation. To …
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