ArticleBehavior research methods2020
Small eye movements cannot be reliably measured by video-based P-CR eye-trackers.
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Abstract
For evaluating whether an eye-tracker is suitable for measuring microsaccades, Poletti & Rucci (2016) propose that a measure called 'resolution' could be better than the more established root-mean-square of the sample-to-sample distances (RMS-S2S). Many open questions exist around the resolution measure, however. Resolution needs to be calculated using data from an artificial eye that can be turned in very small steps. Furthermore, resolution has an unclear and uninvestigated relationship to the RMS-S2S and STD (standard deviation) measures of precision (Holmqvist & Andersson, 2017, p. 159-190), and there is another metric by the same name (Clarke, Ditterich, Drüen, Schönfeld, and Steineke 2002), which instead quantifies the errors of amplitude measurements. In this paper, we present a mechanism, the Stepperbox, for rotating artificial eyes in arbitrary angles from 1
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