Towards Developing an Animation Kit for Functional Vision Screening with Eye Trackers
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Abstract
Developing accessible tools that support the identification of functional vision problems with reliable measurements of eye movements is a common interest. To develop such an open source tool considering eye tracker data needs automatic processing of eye data, handling time stamps, dynamic data generation, and parameter adaptation. This paper illustrates the possibility of such a tool for saccadic, smooth pursuit and circular eye movements and discusses future steps.
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