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Spie-Int Soc Optical Engineering2016

Gaze Estimation in the 3D Space Using RGB-D Sensors

Jean-Marc Odobez, Kenneth Alberto Funes Mora

We address the problem of 3D gaze estimation within a 3D environment from remote sensors, which is highly valuable for applications in human-human and human-robot interactions. To the contrary of most previous works, which are limited to screen gazing appl ...

Springer2016

The Geometry of Eye Movement Dynamics

Simon Nessim Henein, Ilan Vardi

Eye movements consist of spherical rotations, with orientation generally constrained by Listing’s law. Our main result is a complete explicit formulation of ballistic eye movement under the Listing constraint. We present a conceptual framework for eye move ...

2015

Towards Convenient Calibration for Cross-Ratio based Gaze Estimation

Jean-Philippe Thiran, Nuri Murat Arar, Hua Gao

Eye gaze movements are considered as a salient modality for human computer interaction applications. Recently, cross-ratio (CR) based eye tracking methods have attracted increasing interest because they provide remote gaze estimation using a single uncalib ...

2015

Retinotopy of visual masking and non-retinotopic perception during masking

Michael Herzog

Due to the movements of the observer and those of objects in the environment, retinotopic representations are highly unstable during ecological viewing conditions. The phenomenal stability of our perception suggests that retinotopic representations are tra ...

Springer2015

Predictability, efference copies, and non-retinotopic motion

Michael Herzog, Marc Michael Lauffs

Perception is usually non-retinotopic. For example, visual perception is stable even though the retinal image is constantly changing due to eye and body movements. Likewise, a reflector on the wheel of a bicycle is perceived to rotate on a circular orbit, ...

2015

Looking AT versus Looking THROUGH: A Dual Eye-tracking study in MOOC Context

Pierre Dillenbourg, Patrick Jermann, Kshitij Sharma, Himanshu Verma, Daniela Caballero Díaz

We report the results from an eye-tracking study to show the differences in gaze patterns across the MOOC learners, while they watch a lecture individually as well as when they collaborate on an add-on activity. 98 university students took part in a study ...

ISLS2015

Generalization of motor resonance during the observation of hand, mouth, and eye movements

Michela Bassolino

Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) of the motor cortex shows that hand action observation (AO) modulates corticospinal excitability (CSE). CSE modulation alternatively maps low-level kinematic characteristics or higher-level features, like object-dire ...

Amer Physiological Soc2015

Visuomotor Coordination in Reach-To-Grasp Tasks: From Humans to Humanoids and Vice Versa

Luka Lukic

Understanding the principles involved in visually-based coordinated motor control is one of the most fundamental and most intriguing research problems across a number of areas, including psychology, neuroscience, computer vision and robotics. Not very much ...

EPFL2015

Elucidating the role of Hmx1 during mouse development

Linda Bapst

This thesis focuses on the study of H6 homeobox 1 (HMX1) gene, a homeobox-containing transcription factor involved in sensory organ and eye development and responsible for the oculo-auricular syndrome of Schorderet-Munier-Franceschetti. The purpose of my s ...

EPFL2015

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