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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"scanpaths"”.
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Natural Language Human-Computer Dialogue: Menu-Based Natural Language and Visual Performance
… that menus were not scanned randomly. However, scanpaths were less deterministic with multiple active windows and tended to become less constrained as query length increased. Based on the findings, human factors design principles were derived for application to MBNL interfaces.</p>
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The Dual-Route Model of Order Judgment: Factors Influencing Task Performance and the Reverse Distance Effect
… self-reported strategy use were associated with scanpaths and with numbers of fixations, consistent with the hypothesis that order processing reflects sequence familiarity. These results support the proposed model in which order judgment performance is influenced by two processes: Activation of …
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Eye Movement-Based Memory Assessment: The Use of Eye Movement Monitoring as an Indirect Measure of Memory
… when participants are asked to perform certain ""scanpaths"" to faces in Experiment 2. In the viewing of repeated items, however, the eye is less constrained, due to a tuning of perceptual processors to individual characteristics of the face being viewed repeatedly. Experiment 3 shows that the eye …
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Saccadic decision-making in dynamic real-world scenes
… saccades. This approach reproduced human-like scanpaths by leveraging the active reduction of segmentation uncertainty, rather than relying on explicit inhibitory mechanisms as previous models did. Ablation studies of the interconnected model revealed the importance of semantic cues in …
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Bilingual Reading Fluency and Prediction: Heritage Language versus Second Language
<p>The thesis presents the first comparative investigation of reading fluency and factors that affect it by examining eye movements in reading by Heritage Speakers (HSs) and L2 learners of Russian. The eye movements of bilingual participants are compared to two control groups, monolingual adults …