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A novel technique to develop cognitive models for ambiguous image identification using eye tracker

Roy et al., 2017

Document ID
13934483560536235049
Author
Roy A
Akhtar M
Mahadevappa M
Guha R
Mukherjee J
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Transactions on Affective Computing

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Human behavior can be analyzed using Eye tracker. Thus, it is used for revealing the cognitive processes for object identification. Cognitive process is the mental ability for identification of what our eyes see. Vision with 20/20 sometimes may not reveal the purpose …
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