[PDF] Top 20 Eye Movements and Attention for Behavioural Animation

... Figure 3 gives an example of a sequence of edits. The example is based on editing gestures which tend to be discrete and therefore suited to action based editing. The behavioural control used is shown in figure 2. ... See full document

... by eye movements (Howe, Drew, Pinto, & Horowitz, ...3 eye movements each second and each one shifts the retinal input and the retinotopic (eye-centered) coordinates of our targets ... See full document

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... between eye movements and ...(i) Eye move- ments predict choice a little bit better than, for example, apply- ing prospect theory to the attribute ...between eye movements and choice is ... See full document

... circumstances, salient distracters can override top down control and capture attention (Chen & Zelinsky, 2006), particularly if their onset is sudden (Krueger, et al., 2007). In Experiments 1 and 2 the hat was ... See full document

... [1–3]. Eye contact with others is pre- sent from birth [4], and eye gaze processing is crucial for social learning and adult-infant communication ...of eye contact and gaze communication on early ... See full document

... view, attention operates independent of object recognition and may be thought of as guiding scene ...drive attention causally [9, 22, 129], but contingent on high-level statistics ...drive attention ... See full document

... PC). Movements of the participants’ right eye were recorded via Eye Link II eye tracker (SR Research Ltd, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada) with the sampling rate of 250Hz (recording every 4 ms), ... See full document

... an eye movement from the central fixation crosshair to the ...easier, eye movements were no longer recorded in the joystick block in this and the subsequent ...the eye movements that ... See full document

... visual attention behaviours for virtual humans. Bottom-up attention is behaviourally significant, since it constitutes a powerful alerting mechanism that allows primates to instantly become aware of ... See full document

... to attention and decision-making, studies show that individuals with high impulsivity have difficulties sustaining attention ...pay attention are better able to take advantage of learning ... See full document

... on its ability to diffuse of momentum, in other words its viscosity. One could imagine the oil bubble as being made up of layers, each moving with a different velocity. The layer closest to the retina would move almost ... See full document

... Saccades are rapid eye movements that orient the visual axis toward objects of interest to allow their processing by the central, high- acuity retina. Our ability to collect visual information efficiently ... See full document

... After a random foreperiod (500–1000 ms), the central fixation point was extinguished, and a randomly chosen 10 ° left or 10 ° right stimulus was projected. There were no gaps or overlaps, and the stimuli remained ... See full document

... for eye examinations are invited to sign up to be contacted if they wish to be recruited for research studies for which they might be a potentially suitable ...other eye disease) in either eye, and ... See full document

... In this paper I show that the problem of the narrow field of view is solved in one heteropod species at least by systematic scanning movements of the eyes, in which each retina ' sweeps'[r] ... See full document

... The experiments involved measuring the horizontal component of eye movements of blinded animals fixed in a stand so that their legs rested either on a polystyrene ball, or a platform, wh[r] ... See full document

... Robert’s wild coffee-chase illustrates the way that attention can shift seamlessly and apparently quite naturally from one purpose to another. In this case, the quest for improved cooperation was replaced by the ... See full document

... correspond with correct movement type in EMG trace) divided by the total number of movements detected in EMG. (b) Number of decoded spontaneous events which were not associated with stimuli or EMG traces. ... See full document

... Saccades are completed in a matter of tens of milliseconds. Their duration precludes visual feedback as afferent pathway delays are of the order of 60-70ms (Barmack, 1970; Sparks and Hartwich-Young, 1989) and the ... See full document