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ETRA 2016: Charleston, SC, USA
- Pernilla Qvarfordt, Dan Witzner Hansen:
Proceedings of the Ninth Biennial ACM Symposium on Eye Tracking Research & Applications, ETRA 2016, Charleston, SC, USA, March 14-17, 2016. ACM 2016, ISBN 978-1-4503-4125-7
Analysis I
- Kuno Kurzhals, Marcel Hlawatsch
, Michael Burch, Daniel Weiskopf
Fixation-image charts. 11-18 - Christian Braunagel, David Geisler, Wolfgang Stolzmann, Wolfgang Rosenstiel, Enkelejda Kasneci:
On the necessity of adaptive eye movement classification in conditionally automated driving scenarios. 19-26 - Preethi Vaidyanathan, Jeff B. Pelz
Fusing eye movements and observer narratives for expert-driven image-region annotations. 27-34 - Michael J. Haass, Laura E. Matzen, Karin M. Butler, Mika Armenta
A new method for categorizing scanpaths from eye tracking data. 35-38
New techniques and environments
- Frank Helbert Borsato
Episcleral surface tracking: challenges and possibilities for using mice sensors for wearable eye tracking. 39-46 - Kang Wang, Shen Wang, Qiang Ji:
Deep eye fixation map learning for calibration-free eye gaze tracking. 47-55 - John Paulin Hansen
Wrist-worn pervasive gaze interaction. 57-64 - Christopher Palmer, Bonita Sharif
Towards automating fixation correction for source code. 65-68
Interaction and beyond
- Darrell S. Best, Andrew T. Duchowski:
A rotary dial for gaze-based PIN entry. 69-76 - Hana Vrzakova
Speakers' head and gaze dynamics weakly correlate in group conversation. 77-84 - Verena Schnitzler, Ioannis Giannopoulos
The interplay of pedestrian navigation, wayfinding devices, and environmental features in indoor settings. 85-93
Analysis II
- Thies Pfeiffer
Model-based real-time visualization of realistic three-dimensional heat maps for mobile eye tracking and eye tracking in virtual reality. 95-102 - Sukru Eraslan
Eye tracking scanpath analysis on web pages: how many users? 103-110 - Tanja Blascheck, Kuno Kurzhals, Michael Raschke, Stefan Strohmaier, Daniel Weiskopf
AOI hierarchies for visual exploration of fixation sequences. 111-118 - Divesh Lala, Atsushi Nakazawa:
Heat map visualization of multi-slice medical images through correspondence matching of video frames. 119-122
Eye tracking
- Wolfgang Fuhl, Thiago C. Santini, Thomas C. Kübler, Enkelejda Kasneci:
ElSe: ellipse selection for robust pupil detection in real-world environments. 123-130 - Erroll Wood, Tadas Baltrusaitis, Louis-Philippe Morency, Peter Robinson, Andreas Bulling
Learning an appearance-based gaze estimator from one million synthesised images. 131-138 - Marc Tonsen, Xucong Zhang
Labelled pupils in the wild: a dataset for studying pupil detection in unconstrained environments. 139-142 - Thomas C. Kübler, Tobias Rittig
Rendering refraction and reflection of eyeglasses for synthetic eye tracker images. 143-146
Eye movements in and out
- Andrew T. Duchowski, Sophie Jörg, Tyler N. Allen
Eye movement synthesis. 147-154 - Shafin Rahman
Factors underlying inter-observer agreement in gaze patterns: predictive modelling and analysis. 155-162 - Thiago Santini, Wolfgang Fuhl, Thomas C. Kübler, Enkelejda Kasneci:
Bayesian identification of fixations, saccades, and smooth pursuits. 163-170 - Anahita Sanandaji
Where do experts look while doing 3D image segmentation. 171-174
Multimodal gaze
- Tanja Blascheck, Markus John, Steffen Koch, Leonard Bruder, Thomas Ertl:
Triangulating user behavior using eye movement, interaction, and think aloud data. 175-182 - Rudolf Netzel, Michael Burch, Daniel Weiskopf
Interactive scanpath-oriented annotation of fixations. 183-187 - Thies Pfeiffer
EyeSee3D 2.0: model-based real-time analysis of mobile eye-tracking in static and dynamic three-dimensional scenes. 189-196
Poster abstracts
- Mohsen Mansouryar, Julian Steil, Yusuke Sugano
3D gaze estimation from 2D pupil positions on monocular head-mounted eye trackers. 197-200
Video & demo abstracts
- James Pieszala, Gabriel J. Diaz, Jeff B. Pelz
3D gaze point localization and visualization using LiDAR-based 3D reconstructions. 201-204 - Hiroya Inoue, Takatsugu Hirayama, Keisuke Doman, Yasutomo Kawanishi
A classification method of cooking operations based on eye movement patterns. 205-208 - Nada Attar
A deeper understanding of optimal viewing position using eye fixations and character recognition on text-viewing and reading tasks. 209-212 - Christian Lander, Frederic Kerber, Thorsten Rauber, Antonio Krüger
A time-efficient re-calibration algorithm for improved long-term accuracy of head-worn eye trackers. 213-216 - Dong Wang, Jeff B. Pelz
Characterization and reconstruction of VOG noise with power spectral density analysis. 217-220 - Dorion B. Liston, Sol Simpson, Lily R. Wong, Mark Rich, Leland S. Stone:
Design and validation of a simple eye-tracking system. 221-224 - Nuri Murat Arar
Estimating fusion weights of a multi-camera eye tracking system by leveraging user calibration data. 225-228 - Laura Sesma-Sanchez
Gaussian processes as an alternative to polynomial gaze estimation functions. 229-232 - Vijay Rajanna, Tracy Hammond
GAWSCHI: gaze-augmented, wearable-supplemented computer-human interaction. 233-236 - Srinivas Sridharan, Brendan John, Darrel Pollard, Reynold J. Bailey
Gaze guidance for improved password recollection. 237-240 - Jutta Hild, Christian Kühnle, Jürgen Beyerer:
Gaze-based moving target acquisition in real-time full motion video. 241-244 - Pawel Kasprowski
Implicit calibration using predicted gaze targets. 245-248 - Kohei Miki, Takashi Nagamatsu
Implicit user calibration for gaze-tracking systems using kernel density estimation. 249-252 - Outi Tuisku
Longitudinal study on text entry by gazing and smiling. 253-256 - Jutta Hild, Patrick Petersen
Moving target acquisition by gaze pointing and button press using hand or foot. 257-260 - Rakshit Sunil Kothari
Novel apparatus for investigation of eye movements when walking in the presence of 3D projected obstacles. 261-266 - Nigel G. Ward, Chelsey N. Jurado, Ricardo A. Garcia, Florencia A. Ramos:
On the possibility of predicting gaze aversion to improve video-chat efficiency. 267-270 - Filip Dechterenko
Predicting eye movements in multiple object tracking using neural networks. 271-274 - Michael Barz
Prediction of gaze estimation error for error-aware gaze-based interfaces. 275-278 - Carlos E. Thomaz
Priori-driven dimensions of face-space: experiments incorporating eye-tracking information. 279-282 - Zaheer Ahmed, Diako Mardanbegi, Dan Witzner Hansen:
Pupil center as a function of pupil diameter. 283-286 - Oleg Spakov
PursuitAdjuster: an exploration into the design space of smooth pursuit -based widgets. 287-290 - Minoru Nakayama
Relationships between EEGs and eye movements in response to facial expressions. 291-294 - Shahram Jalaliniya
Seamless interaction with scrolling contents on eyewear computers using optokinetic nystagmus eye movements. 295-298 - Atsushi Iwatsuki, Takatsugu Hirayama, Junya Morita
Skilled gaze behavior extraction based on dependency analysis of gaze patterns on video scenes. 299-302 - Ioannis Agtzidis, Mikhail Startsev, Michael Dorr:
Smooth pursuit detection based on multiple observers. 303-306 - Quan Wang
Thermographic eye tracking. 307-310 - Michael Raschke, Bernhard Schmitz, Michael Wörner, Thomas Ertl, Frederik Diederichs
Application design for an eye tracking analysis based on visual analytics. 311-312 - Addison Mayberry, Yamin Tun, Pan Hu, Duncan Smith-Freedman, Benjamin M. Marlin
CIDER: enhancing the performance of computational eyeglasses. 313-314 - Dillon J. Lohr, Evgeniy Abdulin, Oleg V. Komogortsev:
Detecting the onset of eye fatigue in a live framework. 315-316 - Daiki Sakai, Michiya Yamamoto, Takashi Nagamatsu
Enter your PIN code securely!: utilization of personal difference of angle kappa. 317-318 - Goran Topic
FixFix: fixing the fixations. 319-320 - Bin Zheng, Nasim Hajari, M. Stella Atkins:
Revealing team cognition from dual eye-tracking in the surgical setting. 321-322
Doctoral symposium abstracts
- Hoe Kin Wong:
Developing instantaneous eye-activity based task analysis. 323-324 - Benedict C. O. F. Fehringer
Diagnosis of spatial thinking using eye tracking and pupilometry. 325-326 - Oskar Palinko
Eye tracking for human robot interaction. 327-328 - Pierre Weill-Tessier, Jayson Turner, Hans Gellersen
How do you look at what you touch?: a study of touch interaction and gaze correlation on tablets. 329-330 - Kang Wang, Qiang Ji:
Hybrid model and appearance based eye tracking with kinect. 331-332 - Ian M. Erkelens:
Isolating the adaptive element of tonic convergence & divergence. 333-334 - Juan Liu, Alfredo Dubra:
Low-latency eye tracking for eye motion compensation in high-resolution ophthalmoscopy. 335-336 - Beibin Li, Quan Wang
Modified DBSCAN algorithm on oculomotor fixation identification. 337-338 - Beibin Li, Quan Wang
Optimality of the distance dispersion fixation identification algorithm. 339-340 - Russell A. Cohen Hoffing, Aaron R. Seitz:
Pupil size as an indicator of neurochemical activity during learning. 341-342
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