Description
Book SynopsisThis volume explores the latest eye-tracking methodologies that help researchers understand the background, methods, and applications involved in these studies. The chapters in this book cover topics such as methods and models of eye-tracking in natural environments; natural gaze informatics (i.e., assisted wheelchair mobility); eye-tracking application to understand the visual control of locomotion; eye movement in neurological disorders; and eye movements in sports research and practice. In the Neuromethods series style, chapters include the kind of detail and key advice from the specialists needed to get successful results in your laboratory.
Cutting-edge and practical, Eye Tracking: Background, Methods, and Applications is a valuable resource for experienced and novice researchers interested in learning more about this field and its future developments.
Table of ContentsSeries Preface...
Preface…Table of Contents…Contributing Authors…
1. The Eyes as a Window to the Brain and MindLisa Graham, Julia Das, Jason Moore, Alan Godfrey, and Samuel Stuart
2. A Brief History of Eye Movement ResearchAbbey Fletcher, Stephen Dunne, and Joe Butler
3. Eye-Tracking Hardware: Past to Present, and BeyondPawel Kasprowski
4. Methods and Models of Eye-Tracking in Natural EnvironmentsAlex J. Harston and Aldo A. Faisal
5. Definition, Modeling, and Detection of Saccades in the Face of Post-Saccadic OscillationsRichard Schweitzer and Martin Rolfs
6. Natural Gaze Informatics: Towards Intelligence Assisted Wheelchair MobilityMahendran Subramanian and Aldo A. Faisal
7. Eye-Tracker Outcomes from Static, Mobile, Virtual Reality Eye-Tracking DevicesNicholas P. Murray, Brittany M. Trotter, Gustavo Sandri Heidner, Callie Herman, and Melissa Hunfalvay
8. Translational Attentional Control Theory to Applied Psychological Eye Tracking ResearchWilliam R. Young and Toby J. Ellmers
9. Eye-Tracking Application to Understand the Visual Control of LocomotionEllen Lirani-Silva and Rodrigo Vitorio
10. Eye Movement in User Experience and Human-Computer Interaction ResearchLinden J. Ball and Beth H. Richardson
11. Eye Movement in Neurological DisordersJulia Das, Lisa Graham, Rosie Morris, Gill Barry, Alan Godfrey, Richard Walker, and Samuel Stuart
12. Eye Movements in Sports Research and Practice: Immersive Technologies as Optimal Environments for the Study of Gaze BehaviorDavid J. Harris, Mark R. Wilson, Tim Holmes, Toby de Burgh, and Samuel J. Vine
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