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In this chapter we analyse 10 distinct RVSP modes drawn from across the whole range of static, moving and multiple entry/exit modes in terms of the visual search, steady gaze, nystagmus and visual pursuit characterisations introduced in the previous chapter. Eye-gaze response behaviour is analysed with quantitative data and fully illustrated with gaze plots of fixations and saccades, temporal plots of the x and y coordinates of gaze position (XY-T), and cumulative gaze activity heatmaps. Consideration is given to the reason why, at any instant, gaze might move to a new position and the influence this might have on RSVP design.
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Cooper et al. (2006) report that at least one user adopted a nystagmatic gaze behaviour in this Ring mode—coupled to a dislike of the mode!
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Conducted in collaboration with the University of Pavia.
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We also performed a linear regression on several instances of gaze track data, but these computed values were not sufficiently different from those obtained by manual estimation to cause any concern.
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Corsato et al’s Grid mode is a close equivalent to Cooper et al’s Tile mode and is omitted from consideration here.
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Only the start time of the user key press response is recorded in the experiment data, so the length of the magenta section is arbitrary and not significant here.
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Spence, R., Witkowski, M. (2013). Analysing Gaze for RSVP. In: Rapid Serial Visual Presentation. SpringerBriefs in Computer Science. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-5085-5_5
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